No Country for Old Men

Excellent book, excellent narration. I'll be listening to this one again, I'm sure.

This is a very special book. I saw the film first, tremendously enjoying that, and thought the original text (via this audiobook) would be worthwhile, even though I had found two other CMcC’s books heavy going. I recommend No Country unreservedly. It is gritty, edge-of-your-seat, and emotional stuff, that forms strong connections with characters and fluently takes the reader with it at every stage. The style is easy to follow. The narrator here I thought was genuinely excellent. The last few paras of the book smash me (emotionally) every time I listen to them. I hope you enjoy it as I did.

Excellent narration with a gripping storyline! But I must say, some parts are a bit confusing, but I loved how the story unfolded.

Incredibly well written and suspenseful but of course that is to be expected.

Just a great work of American fiction. I highly recommend it!

I loved this narrator. The story's ending is not what I expected but it's suitable. I enjoyed the relationship and dialog between Llewellyn and Carla Jean. I enjoyed the variety of characters and their influences on the story. I loved how Chigurh made me physically uncomfortable.

So freakin good. Great for a long drive…

Entertaining and thought-provoking book. Narration is excellent.

Book: Over all it's a fairly amazing book. Having loved the movie, I always wanted to get to this. Over all I'm fairly happy. There was some parts that felt a little anti-climatic, and the last 30-45 minutes can probably just be cut. Its more of just character development, which seems almsot pointless since the story is over, but over I still think it was worth it. Narration: Amazing. This guy got the tone down perfectly for this story. Characters were distinct enough to tell who was talking, the pacing was fairly consistent. Did an amazing job.

It was a book that keep you interested in who what and where the next spence would come from.

Cormac McCarthy just has a way with words. A born story teller, words hang ponderously, like the landscapes he describes and the people with whom he populates those landscapes. There are so many times you want to look away, but his compelling words dare you to read on to the end. Yet another masterpiece and commentary on the world that we have created.

Superb book, brilliant narration!!

Got a bit lost at the end.

Confusing start, bewilderment will reside for quite some time, slow paced characters introductions. After that incidents occurs in a rapid pace, and it gets superb toward the middle and the end. But it will retrieve to the boringly cumbersome pace in the last two chapters, other than that i would’ve given it a 5 stars! The narration is the best part of this book. It was magnificently compatible.

Very well read but I did not enjoy the book as much as the movie. Maybe that is because I saw the Movie.

I have always enjoyed this movie, it's one of my favorites. This book is even better. Lots of truth in the ending. Narrator was great for this book.

Great, the narrator is amazing and the book is as well.

Enjoyed every minute of the book! Narrator is also great for the type of book it is!!

Good book... Very entertaining. McCarthy has a great way of writing that kept me wanting more.