Unabridged Audiobook
Interesting story - tragic but the selfishness is appalling. This is a limited exposure of frat life - drugs and partying. It doesn’t feel must with other things that happen at these parties. White boy privilege is sickening.
An interesting story but the narrator ruined it. It sounds like AI.
Would have liked a younger narrator to match the words of the book
Very interesting and wild story. The reader voice was very robotic. I would have preferred to hear the author read or at least someone else with more inflection and charisma
I thought this book was very interesting, in part because of ties to Charleston. I found some parts of the narrative hard to follow, based on how it was written, moving back and forth chronologically, but overall I am glad I chose the book. However, I found the narrator dry, and inconsistent with pronunciations. For example, if narrating a book about Greek letter organizations, surely someone would catch the times he pronounced the Greek letter "chi" as "chai," or would know that BBQ is a written abbreviation for barbecue, and one would never say the letters BBQ when saying the name of a restaurant. Not a huge deal, but still distracting.
Slow repetitive read.
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