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Poor Production Quality

The narration is good, the story is excellent, but the recording is wrought with production errors, such as missing audio and overlaying echoes.

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So so

This was my introduction to Ray Garton. After reading three of his novels now, my first initial reaction of loving this story has dwindled down to an “Eh” feeling. It’s pretty entertaining, but misses the punch to the gut that Lot Lizards has. Still though, it’s viscous vampires that don’t sparkle. Yay for that

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  • 03-13-17

Rather convoluted

An OK story but snowing it's age now. at times it seemed like a lot of mini stories stitched together. and as a result the flow was lost in parts. Overall an enjoyable listen but not worthy of more than 3 stars.

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  • 05-13-16

Parts Missing

I reloaded several times but despite this there were parts missing from the recording and several moment where the story was inaudible due to overlapping of the narrators voice

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  • Amazon Customer
  • 02-16-14

Classic horror

What made the experience of listening to Live Girls the most enjoyable?

A very well written story which the narrator performed to a high standard.

What did you like best about this story?

Live Girls is just a good old classic vampire story unlike a few of the newer tales which seem a little 'watered down'.

What about Mark Nelson’s performance did you like?

Mark Nelson does a fantastic job on all of the main characters in the story & he reads the tale in a way that makes you believe he is really enjoying it.

Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No emotional reaction but I don't ever think that was the author's intention, it is just a solid tale.

Any additional comments?

Ray Garton has written some excellent novels over the years & I have recently purchased 'The New Neighbor' which I am looking forward to listening to.