Currently reading
See You in the Cosmos
Exploring Space: From Galileo to the Mars Rover and Beyond
The Terranauts: A Novel
A Quiet Kind of Thunder
Gumnut Babies
Progress:
42/264 pages
Highly Illogical Behaviour
Progress:
82/249 pages
Revenger
Progress:
75/425 pages
See What I Have Done
The Dog, Ray
Forgetting Foster
The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor
Those 4 stars up there are misleading, let me try and explain... 3 stars for the story, which kept getting distracted by itself, and wandering off into the past or other times, or memories of the characters, leaving the reader (or listener), wondering where the heck this detour came from and where was the path so they could try and find their way back to the story.
A story which was, all things said and done, not particularly well put together or unique, but which did have one heck of an interesting ending.
as Philip, and his brother Brian as some weakling drop-out version of him, when that guy, that weakling guy, was IN FACT, the guy who would go on to become the Governor we all love to hate and hate to love.5 stars for Fred Berman, the AWESOME narrator. For such a weirdly put together flow, he managed to keep the listener interested. His voices were SUPERB, and I could instantly tell which one of the characters was speaking, even when two such characters came from the same place and had a very similar drawl.
There were moments where I wondered to myself if there was another person doing the female voices because they were so SOFT, so FEMININE that I doubted the guy who could growl in that harsh, Philip-like way, could have me mistaking him for a woman in the next breath.
I will undoubtedly be looking for more books read by this narrator, and discovered during my listening to this that he narrated The Time Traveler's Wife, one of my FAVOURITE books.
I don't always listen to audio books...
But when I do, they're narrated by you, Fred Berman.
Thanks for all the awesome car trips.