Review from Mason Dixon: Monster Hunter →
Fun little series. The names of the creatures cracks me up, even more so since I believe in those part of the woods those names are really what they are called. Enjoyed the narrator who read the book in the accent of the region.
Review from Mason Dixon: Monster Hunter →
This was a very enjoyable listen. The narration was good with each character having their own distinctive voice. The story was interesting with action and humor interspersed throughout. I just wish it was a full length book instead of a novella because I need more cryptids.I was given this free audiobook copy at my request..
Review from Lancelot and the Wolf →
when I purchased this I went in believing I would hear an amazing story of the love between Arthur and Lancelot. a good M/M! instead we get this OCFemale charecter who sleeps with both them. so story felt more of a mary sue. M/M/F. I dont care to much for the female charecter. I wanted..
Review from Buried Passions →
Loved this story. I was so afraid the conflict would be an immigration issue. I don’t know why that would be tops in my mind these days… I was so glad the conflict in this story was more about Jonah and his priorities. I was very happy with the way things turned out. Such a..
Review from Say You’re Sorry →
I loved the storyline, but the narrator was not good! He made Gideon sound like a goof and Daisy sound wimpy…not good for a hero and heroine!
The storyline seemed jumbled, the repeative nature of the “sorry”, from all of the characters became grating, the over emphasis on female empowerment (of which I’m usually a fan), seemed artificial, the attempt to make flawed, yet “deep”, characters was so blatant it was annoying, the “villan”, and attempts to make him sympathetic, was textbook,..
Review from Say You’re Sorry →
I so wanted to listen to this book but I just couldn’t. The narrator is HORRIBLE. I didn’t even make it through chapter 1.
I think I would love this book if not for the narrator. I’m 5 hours into it and I think I’m am going to stop. There is not much difference in the characters voices. The women all sound like a man making fun of a woman’s voice. It distracts from the story.
Why some narrators have to raise their voice at the beginnin of each sentence? I usually lower the speed or the volume. I really wanted to listen this story, but after a few minutes of screamed first words and screeching female caracters my ears are bleeding and I’m giving up.
Review from In Milady’s Chamber →
This is an excellent beginning to a very classy series. The narrator has a voice that is easy to listen to and complimented the story for the most part although assigning common accents to a lady of the aristocracy and to a member of the diplomatic service was an annoying mistake but overall this audiobook..