The Man-Eaters of Tsavo

De: John Patterson

Narrado por: Marco Mintaka

Duración: 7 h

Resumen del Editor

The true story of John Patterson in Tsalvo written by Patterson. In the book, lions are terrorizing the workers of the railroad near the turn of the century.

Public Domain (P)2020 Tim Simpson

Solid

The story was pretty interesting, but not amazing. That being said, it was well organized and easy listening.

Narration was really good.

Great!

I really enjoyed listening to this book. I wish I had the time to actually read it for myself, but this option provided me with what I believe to be a superb substitute.

Maneaters of Tsavo

Very interesting account of a Englishman sent to track down and kill two man eating lions in Africa around 1898AD. This is a true story of lions attacking and consuming railway track workers

great old fashioned story.

I remember watching the movie ghost and the darkness years ago. after finding out it was based on a true story I wanted to learn more so I found the book and read it and then I discovered this one. I was and am not disappointed a very good reading of it I highly recommend it.

Fantastic book, one I've read myself many times.

A look back in time. Some parts have antiquated thinking. The performer uses a whisper type voice that sounds unnatural. He also chooses non-traditional pronunciation for the American market. I love the book, wish someone else read it.

Amazing story

In my opinion there’s nothing better than a story based on true events. This book takes you back to the late 1800s during the early Development of East Africa with all its adventures
perils.

very boring

Spoiler alert.. Was honestly very boring the story doesn't seem to be about the actual lions rather his hunting journeys. The lions are killed with 4 hours left in the book. It was really hard to get over the narrator's accent.

Fantastic story, poor narration

I loved the story. The narrator, however, read it in the most monotone, boring, unemotional voice imaginable. Just terrible. He sounds like he was being made to narrate this book against his will. Imagine Ben Stein reading an adventure story…now, imagine someone who sounds even more monotone reading the same story. It’s that badly done. Bad to the point that my brain just tuned it out and it made me want to fall asleep.

Sample First!

Reader does not do the story justice.
Monotone narration, soft spoken telling destroys this great book.