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A nice diversion, treading familiar ground, with marginally relatable characters, told in an efficient, if not inspiring, manner, with an adequate narrator. Not bad. Not too memorable. I didn’t regret the time spent listening.

Had to quit listening to this due to how absolutely annoying the narrarator is. I cannot stress how upset this made me, listening to such an annoying person describe something which is meant to be enjoyeable and relaxing. Annoying. Incredibly annoying. Superbly annoying. Don’t listen.

If you love a good story, a garden, and all things British, you will very much enjoy this book 🙂

Laugh out loud hysterical!!!! The devil at his best. Perfect performance. Another fantastic addition to this series.

I could not predict this story, which is a good thing. Joshua has grown in his story telling ability and creativity. He has increased his story line threads and number of events going on at the same time. This keeps the reader more engaged which I liked.

The amount of information taken from letters written by Vincent to Theo and others, hopefully, is accurate.

overall it kept me listening but the journey on earth was a bit less fun.

The author and reader continue to do good work creating entertaining audiobooks. I do plan to continue on with the series.

I feel that this book did a fine job of hitting the important moments in Napoleon’s life and tying them into the happenings that impacted and were impacted by his actions. The narration was will done and very clear and easily followed. I will recommend it to others as this history helps us understand how..

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Start from the beginning. You won’t feel cheated. I enjoy this author and his series