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  • Shawn
  • Kansas City, MO, United States
  • 03-22-18

Sci-Fan-Western

I was a good listen, not too demanding. I liked the setting, good world building. The Scifi made sense, the Magic made sense, and weird western vibe helped give it both an alien and familiar feeling.

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Engaging story with excellent world building

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Absolutely, and in fact I have. I think anyone interested in Sci-Fi or Fantasy would love this book.

Any additional comments?

All in all Hunger Makes the Wolf was a fun that tells an fast paced and engaging story that leaves the reader desperately hoping for a sequel.

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Funny and captivating

It has the feel of an old western, and just a hint of a 1970's distopia on a world millions of light years away. The stage is set for what promises to be an amazing saga. I can't wait for the next one!

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Is Too Young-Sounding of a Voice a Thing?

I hate to give such a low rating to Ms. Rawlins, who is obviously very talented, but her voice just didn't fit this story to my ears. She sounded too young for most of the voices, and while she is very talented at doing accents, they served more of a distraction than keeping me focused on the story. It's a hardened Western in a SciFi setting, but her voice lacked the depth and age that the story wanted to tell.

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  • cameron
  • 03-15-17

Good luck trying to finish.

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

It could be if the narrator did not put me off instantly, narrator comes acroos like a child pretending to mockingly put someelses voice on and its horrible.

Would you recommend Hunger Makes the Wolf to your friends? Why or why not?

Maybe the non audiobook version as the premise was promising.

What didn’t you like about Penelope Rawlins’s performance?

The main characters voice was fine but when ever she attempts to do any other character is just painful to listen and completely made me lose focus on the story eliminating immersion.

Do you think Hunger Makes the Wolf needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

No idea was never able to finish

Any additional comments?

Maybe bringing in another narrator or or additional support actors would have made this more palatable, as it is i could not recommend this to anyone.

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