Method

De: Kate Stewart

Narrado por: Kristin Condon, Brandon Utah

When an A-list celebrity dives deep into a role by utilizing method acting, his wife will have to figure out how to get her husband back in this posh Hollywood romance.

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Wow, just wow

This was a blind read but I love Kate Stewart… and she didn’t disappoint. Her writing and storytelling can move mountains. The performances of the narrators mainly the female narrator was top tier.

Narration can totally change a book

I really do love Kate Stewart and her "Easter eggs". Thus was a wonderful story but, delivery/narration is EVERYTHING, and can have major negative or positive effects with audiobooks. Joe Arden and Maxine Mitchell completely enhanced so many of KS books.
I, personally, was not a fan of either narrator of Method. I did enjoy the story but, I am hard pressed to rate this at 4 💫 overall. In fact, I feel that is very generous.

Heartbreakingly good

I love the mental health aspect of this story. It’s a deep story about actors and everything they go through, but also the partners of said actors. It comes together in a beautiful ending that is both heartbreaking and healing

GREAT STORY.. disappointing female narrator

When it comes to a Kate Stewart romance I eagerly ‘one click’ them because I know her relationships are anything but normal, easygoing, predictable or boring. With Lucas and Mila’s torn journey, Kate certainly takes you on a present/past/flashback further past emotional rollercoaster you just cannot plot. And I loved the sweet beginnings.. the unfolding of all the turmoil and uncertainties.. as well as the build-up of the fire and ice. Coupled with the heartbreaking friction, despair and elements of doubt. Also there’s buried feelings and discovering truths.. pushing too far and the long road back. It’s an angsty, emotional bitter-sweet journey of deep love and devotion challenged by a friend’s suicide.. and surviving the aftermath will take patience, understanding, hitting rock bottom, self-discovery, hope, character growth and love love love.

So, Lucas and Mila’s story should’ve been an epic five star success because this author’s layered and bursting story definitely deserves them. HOWEVER, and unfortunately, (IMO) Kristin Condon’s narration let it down big time because she really can’t do any sort of a believable male voice and it was a struggle getting through her parts. Thank God for Brandon Utah though because he was good.

Worth a credit? I persevered because I love Kate Stewart romances and I wanted to know why had Silas and Mila’s relationship and imploded and would their marriage survive the challenges and bitter battles ahead. So yes, for me, it was creditworthy.

Flashbacks within flashbacks

Good points: good dialogue, interesting subject matter, relatable characters.
Not so great: Wayyyyy too many flashbacks, with flashbacks within flashbacks. I got totally lost. Also, the plot took a turn towards coo coo town towards the end. Thumbs down from me.