Unabridged Audiobook
Well done as to description of places and people. Right on dialogue. Interesting plot. A bit "preachy" about the author's personal beliefs on the subjects of animal rights and the Vegen philosophy and lifestyle. While I agree with him on the animal welfare issues, perhaps the lecturing could have been handled better. Overall, a good piece of work. Give it a try, and do check out his prior novels set in Europe a couple hundred years ago.
I enjoyed this audiobook because, not only is it an interesting plot/mystery, there is also quite a bit of comic relief, which adds to the absurdity of the situations.
Suffer through the disjointed first 3 disks the rest is worth the wait. Makes you think as well as giggle - lots of twists and turns
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