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I liked the narrator. The story was more in-depth than many “fish out of water” stories. Not too long. Short chapters are always nice. Might have to slow speed down if you normally listen fast. Wish there were more translations.

I wasn’t initially drawn to this audiobook, but it completely blew me away. The story was incredibly captivating, like watching two high-speed races at once. The author’s transitions between different life moments were seamless, and the narrator was outstanding—his pacing and delivery kept me fully engaged. It felt like the author himself was narrating. Compared..

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The story was so in sync with the times, I had to remind myself it was a work of fiction and not a real life event. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to it. I plan to check out other books by this author.

I love Aiden Bailey’s writing but this book has outdone everything I’ve read. It kept me wondering and guessing all the way and then surprised me. I can hardly wait for the next in this series. So riveting and brilliantly written. The audio part was well done. Loved the pace of it and how the..

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This story wasn’t a bad read, although it seemed to take forever to get going. Some descriptions were overly long. But once it finally took off it was well worth the listen. An interesting take on something that won’t let you leave!

I didn’t enjoy this. I thought it would be the stories of prisoners but it was snapshot quotes, sometimes only one or two sentences that didn’t fit together well. not enjoyable.

I read it for the ape to human evolution aspects, secondly for the expert exercise physiology, all presented very well indeed. But the storyline that carries the reader along is the autobiography of a runner building up to 100 km races at age 41.

This book should be turned into a movie! It’s part Ford vs Ferrari, part Blow, and completely tantalizing to listen to.

Intercessor is a unique story that doesn’t follow formula in the way that so many suspense stories do. This book reads (listens?) as much like a supernatural thriller as it does an exploration of rediscovering faith. Both the main character, Jim, and his antagonist/villain undergo huge personal transformations, making this book surprising even when you..

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It was okay, but I like something that keeps my interest and this was not it. I will not listen to the other two included in this trilogy. Maybe because I didn’t care for the performance, not sure, but the international aspect was not intriguing.