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Great Storyteller

Revisado: 12-14-14

Would you consider the audio edition of Murder Myself, Murder I Am to be better than the print version?

I'm not sure it would make much of a difference.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Murder Myself, Murder I Am?

The surreal and nightmarish quality of the night of Rich's murder from Sharon's perspective. The car getting stuck a second time and Sharon desperately trying to get them home while Phil is passed out in the front seat. I could really imagine how Sharon was feeling at that moment.

Would you listen to another book narrated by Charles Ahl?

Yes.

If you could give Murder Myself, Murder I Am a new subtitle, what would it be?

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Any additional comments?

The crimes described in the book are not that exceptional compared to many true crime stories. I felt the choice of narrator was odd, and though Charles Ahl is talented and professional, I didn't think his voice really fit in with the story. The characters were a little flat and one dimensional, and the prose seemed stiff and a little forced. However, I could not put the book down. Jon Keehner, if he continues to write, will undoubtably grow as an author - and the things I have mentioned will improve. His greatest asset - his ability to tell a spellbinding story - more than makes up for any deficiencies. His ability to seamlessly splice clear facts with, what I must assume to be, imagined conversations and thoughts provide the reader with a very visceral experience. I'm looking forward to more from Mr. Keehner.

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