E. Anderson

Both the writing and the performance capture the mood of the piece and keep your attention. I'll be looking for more Sallee

Wrapped in a memoir is a wealth of information about how TV works (or worked during the Raymond years). I love the fact that instead of quoting from speeches he's given, the book contains the actual recordings of the speeches themselves. Well done, Mr. Rosenthal, well done.

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I'm not certain for whom this was written. I'd expect such thin repetitive stories from a 10 year old but I would never pay money for them (again). Even young adult horror stories can be fun but these are neither well written nor fun. I feel like the victim of a terrible hoax.

Given the material, the narrator could never have polished these stories into gems but I get the impression he was trying to hide bad writing with enthusiastic overacting. I started to think this whole thing was a poorly done parody.

There are no characters, just barely described undeveloped actors in bad drama.

I can usually find something nice to say because an author and a narrator deserve a certain amount of respect for completing a work of art but this is just bad.

Yes. the story was captivating and kept my interest throughout.

Obviously Tony is the protagonist but I thought his dad was interesting as well.

Digging in the orange grove, just so well written.

Not necessarily. The letters to/from the killers were good places to stop and reflect.

I loved Earley's book

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I was worried about the quality of the author's narration but was pleasantly surprised.

The author as narrator manages to turn an interesting book into a rather dull-sounding lecture.

It would only have taken a professional narrator to turn this into a 5 star rating. In its present state I'd give it a marginal "recommend" rating.

I liked "Sharp Objects" but I love this book. It starts out strong and just keeps hitting you. I highly recommend this book if you want an engaging thriller.

This is both a fun and a thought provoking book. The writing is crisp but kudos to the reader who makes the dialogue come alive.

As others mention, this is a thriller packed with a lot of humor. The dialog is almost "noir" in rhythm. I think you'll find it well worth your valuable credit.

The story is a good one. The narrator has a lovely voice and does the text justice.

What this audiobook needed desperately was an editor! It sounds like they just released the unedited recording - missed words and repeated passages and all. I've heard very amateur podcasts with better production values.

I want to listen to more of this author's work and the narrator's voice but I'll never buy another book from this publisher.

Shameful!