I quickly discovered the only time I have for reading right now is when I’m driving to and from work, but I have trouble keeping track of all the complicated elements of my beloved epic fantasies when I’m listening to an audiobook. On a whim, I decided to try something different. Liz Delton’s The Witch..
Review from Spoken Bones →
I wish I had read the reviews before wasting a credit on this reading.A more skilled narrator would have made this a much better story. It was hard to differentiate between the characters and the accents were dreadful.Finished it two days ago and now can’t even remember who dun it!
I really enjoyed learning so much about apples and their interconnections to humankind. A wonderful mix of interesting history, comical anecdotes and commentary.
I’ve listened to 122 audio books. This narrator was much too difficult for me to understand.
Review from Spoken Bones →
Well developed characters and depth of detail in the story and the plot line.. good to follow the series as the main character is really like able and a decent detective not a dejected outcast with stereotypical relationship problems
Review from Whispered Bones →
N.C. Lewis is fantastically entertaining and I can’t wait to hear the next book. PLUS, the performance of the books: no one else would do!
The story line did not flow from the beginning. Characters were not well defined. Re-read the first six chapters four times. Alas, the abrasive voice of the narrator pushed me to give up.
Review from Spoken Bones →
I would possibly have downloaded the whole series but I am thankful I did not. The narration, as far as I am concerned, is amateurish and extremely difficult to listen to. As a life long lover of Cumbria and the Lake District I would be upset to be portrayed like this.
Review from The Novelist from Berlin →
This book is disgusting. It absolutely turns my stomach. I had no idea this would be this type book.
The narration was hard to understand at times and seemed slow – story was just ok for me