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I really enjoyed this book!!

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Great performance
Highly recommend
The narrator has a real gift

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Good book

Loved the book, but the inconsistent volume of the narrator made it hard to listen to. Hopefully the next book has a different narrator or more consistent volume.

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a good SF space book

narration was a little fast but once dropped to .90 was easy to leason too.

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Poor story

Oh, what a miracle that every problem and challenge is cured by an alien AI. The main character is flat and boring.

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  • Voyager
  • 10-31-17

Great book shame about the narration

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I enjoyed Cruz's portrayal in the original Stargate film but his narration skills leave a lot to be desired IMO.

I am sure the Kindle version does not spell a selection of words wrong, consistently, such as petabyte. Cruz says petrabyte for instance. He also says Admirality not Admiralty, jeez it sounds stupid every time he says it. These are just 2 of the string of badly pronounced words that have spoilt these books for me.

He also talks too fast, RSVP is the proper way to narrate. Rythm, Speed, Volume and Pitch. Get those right and you have excellent narration, but sadly not in this case.

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  • Tallisman
  • 06-10-16

Slow down!!!

If you could sum up Inception in three words, what would they be?

interesting

Any additional comments?

Slow down! The narrator rushed through the story at such a pace it made it hard to follow.