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    Dr. Carter Atwood, KS 09-15-12
    Dr. Carter Atwood, KS 09-15-12 Listener Since 2009

    Christian Chaplain (DD degree) Amateur Radio Operator: W5JN

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    "Uncommonly, fantastically, absolutely GREAT!"
    Would you consider the audio edition of Intercept to be better than the print version?

    The narrator brings the words TO LIFE!


    What other book might you compare Intercept to and why?

    Another fantastic book by Patrick is TO THE DEATH. Wonderful story...full of details that make the story come alive!


    What does Charles Leggett bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

    I suffer from chronic pain (from a spinal injury) and from chronic atypical migraine headaches (both from an auto accident). Consequently, I have a lot of "down time", where I have to retreat to a cold, dark room for up to 5 days at a time. Thank the Lord, I can still listen to music or books, and audiobooks have provided many hundreds of hours of diversion for me. The narrator, Charles Leggett, has a God-given ability to take the words, and the intent of the words by the author, and make those words COME ALIVE, and turn those into an "audio masterpiece"! I don't watch TV, choosing to listen to radio, music and audiobooks instead. I wll certainly listen to more of Mr Leggett's narration...if the source material interests me, that is!


    Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

    Too many to list!


    Any additional comments?

    The perfect narrator for this book by Patrick Robinson!

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    James Walworth, NY, United States 11-02-10
    James Walworth, NY, United States 11-02-10
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    "Right wing drivel"

    I enjoy military/spy/adventure books and will suspend my grasp of reality to indulge in a little rooting for the good guys. Unfortunately "Intercept" spends most of its narrative railing about the soft liberal left wing and how it aids terrorism. It is more than happy to characterize all Muslims as celebrating the events of 9/11.
    I only made it 1/4 of the way through before I just could not dismiss its one sided view of the world.

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    2 of 8 people found this review helpful
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