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Terrible Narration

What would have made Freed to Kill better?

A slower paced more conversational narration such as Kevin Pierce, this was so fast, I often had to go back and listen to remember people's names, go back and determine it was a transcript question answer in the middle of a chapter interrupting the flow

What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?

I'm not sure, I didn't finish it. I bought the print version so I'll be able to read it on my own.

What didn’t you like about Joseph B. Kearns’s performance?

A slower paced more conversational narration such as Kevin Pierce, this was so fast, I often had to go back and listen to remember people's names, go back and determine it was a transcript question answer in the middle of a chapter interrupting the flow