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it's ok

good narration. ok story. recommended as listening while doing mindless tasks. it' not a challenging book

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  • Amazon Customer
  • 07-18-17

too stretched out for my liking

ive listened to alot of books in the series but this one was far too slow for me

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  • Gary Haggarty
  • 11-17-16

Avoid this book it's terrible and narration is worse.

Shaun Clarke's writing is particularly bad, every attempt at Belfast character starts with the word "sure" and normally finishes with "bhoyo or bejesus". He's obviously never been to the country and almost every Irish town or village is mispronounced by Joseph Balderrama who is without a doubt the worst narrator I've ever heard on audio books he tries to do an Irish accent which sometimes sounds more like a really poor attempt at Apu from the Simpsons. Mad Dan is particularly bad. But "sure to be sure it time for me to go bejusus". Save your credit. Truly a terrible book made worse by the narration.

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  • zane
  • 09-27-17

Boring

Boring as all hell couldbt get past chapeter 3 worst book ever gay gay gay