Unabridged Audiobook
I have no complaints about the book it was interesting and made you interested in the characters. However, the narrator’s (Julie McKay’s) voice and accent drove me crazy, batty, grated on my nerves like fingernails on chalkboard. It was like listening to a 50-year-old Valley girl. The ends of sentences dragged out and ended in a high notes. There was a strange sing song quality to her narration. Many times I nearly turned off the book just because I couldn’t stand to listen to her voice anymore. First time I’ve thought of just abandoning a book. The only reason I didn’t was that I was interested in the story. I will never ever, ever buy a book again narrated by her.
I liked this book. I thought that at times, the reader spent too much time in Angie’s Head. I felt at times Angie was too angry, without much explanation I could have done with less sex I couldn’t stand the narration Julie’s presentation was so “ sing, song” it drive me to distractin I don’t think I could listen to Julie read another book
After reading The comments of Marian k I totally agree ,I nearly turned off the book several times.
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