Unabridged Audiobook
An interesting story but the narrator ruined it. It sounds like AI.
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.
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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