• Half-Off Ragnarok

  • An Incryptid Novel, Book 3
  • By: Seanan McGuire
  • Narrated by: Amy Finegan
  • Length: 11 hrs and 23 mins
  • 4.2 out of 5 stars (5 ratings)

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Half-Off Ragnarok

By: Seanan McGuire
Narrated by: Amy Finegan
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Publisher's Summary

When Alex Price agreed to go to Ohio to oversee a basilisk breeding program and assist in the recovery of his psychic cousin, he didn't expect people to start dropping dead. But bodies are cropping up at the zoo where he works, and his girlfriend - Shelby Tanner, an Australian zoologist with a fondness for big cats - is starting to get suspicious.

Worse yet, the bodies have all been turned partially to stone....

The third book in the "InCryptid" series takes us to a new location and a new member of the family, as Alex tries to balance life, work, and the strong desire not to become a piece of garden statuary. Old friends and new are on the scene, and danger lurks around every corner. Of course, so do the talking mice.

©2014 Seanan McGuire (P)2014 Audible Studios

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  • 03-05-16

good fun

I've enjoyed this series so far I recommend them all, just make sure you start with book 1 Discount Armageddon. I guess you could read them individually but they work best in order as you learn more about the world as they progress.

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  • 11-26-14

Not the best in the series

I didn't enjoy this book as much as the first two in the series, and I found it strange that those chose to still use a female narrator when the story centres around a main character.

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  • 09-27-17

fantastic story, lackluster narrator

the story is great. A+. Crow and the mice make it.

the Australian accent the narrator uses is bad, verging on offensively racist and stereotyped. this threw me out of my enjoyment of the book as a whole. had amy finnegan simply read the book, rather than attempting to "do the voices", I'd have enjoyed it more and not spent 12 hours listening to racist caricatures of my accent.

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  • Cyclonic
  • 08-22-19

Great story, dreadful Australian accent attempt

I read this book before I bought it as an audiobook, so I already knew I loved the story. Sadly, I almost didn't bother finishing listening to it.

I'm Australian. One of the characters is Australian, and although I've really enjoyed this narrator in previous Incryptid books, she completely mangles our accent. And by mangle, I mean that it's pretty well unrecognisable, or so incredibly broad that it sounds like a parody. I stopped listening to the book after the first few sentences from Shelby, and let it sit for months. I've now finally got back into it, but I'm still being jerked out of the story each time 'Shelby' speaks.

It would have been better if the accent had not been attempted at all.

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  • 11-09-17

Only Australians Can Do Good Australian Accents

I liked the narrator but she was just not capable of doing Shelby Tanner’s accent. Non-Australians just can’t do the accent. Every word out of Shelby’s mouth was so jarring and parodic. You always need to get a real Australian pinch hitter to do this kind of work, it’s the only way.