The Voices of Joe: Caroline Meets Santino

...was released today. I gave You a very negative review, but the narrator Santino Fontana is the best I have ever heard. The Voices of Joe is a short conversation between Kepnes and Fontana. It is a wonderful brief release.

While I appreciate free Audible content and enjoyed listening to this short discussion between author and narrator of two of my favorite audiobooks, I can't say I actually learned anything from it that I wouldn't have already guessed. It was more of a mutual love fest ("You're so great; you're the best"; "No no, YOU'RE the best") than any kind of real information-sharing discussion. Also, it was annoying that Caroline Kepnes was so obviously not present in the room when the alleged "meeting" was taking place. If she had to be patched through by telephone, was there literally NO way producers/sound engineers could erase the long-distance static and make it at least SOUND as if she was physically present in the same room as her interlocutor?

I feel like an ingrate even mentioning any of this, though, since it was free. Thank you for the free gift, Audible!

I haven't listened to You for a couple of months, but hearing Joe's voice again brought it all back. Looking so forward to the sequel. This is great to hear from the author and reader. Thank you audible.

I could listen to this mans voice all day! I'd listen to him read a menu

The author and narrator interview one another and leave you wanting more! A lovely gift for fans.

Nothing better than a wonderful and dynamic team working together and loving what they do. Perfect pairing!

It was so cool to hear the author and the narrator do a q & a

Interesting interview between author and narrator. Santino Fontana did such an astounding job of bringing to "Joe" to life, that it was interesting to hear his take on the character. If you're a fan of the books, this is worth the listen

even though this is a free book and only 11min long....it was the longest 11min of my life!!!
don't bother!

This 11 minutes could have been a part of book 2. It's interesting to hear 'Joe's voice" in the normal setting.