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The Passage
- A Novel (Book One of The Passage Trilogy)
- Narrated by: Scott Brick, Adenrele Ojo, Abby Craden
- Length: 36 hrs and 49 mins
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New York Times best seller.
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Now a FOX TV series!
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“It happened fast. Thirty-two minutes for one world to die, another to be born".
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“[A] blockbuster.” (The New York Times)
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- Steven
- 06-14-10
Back to basics
Make no mistake, this is a vampire story. It harkens back to classic vampire tales, in which the vampire was a metaphor for our fear of contagion. In this version, the contagion isn't metaphorical, it is literal.
Good horror must touch on our greatest fears, and plague/contagion is one humans have faced for centuries. Perhaps because we have been less fearful of plagues in recent decades, modern vampire stories focus on the superhero qualities of vampires, and their sex appeal. That doesn't work for me. A vampire must be dreadful, not charming, and needs teeth and claws, not a samurai sword. And they are never good. I just cannot understand the appeal of the ubiquitous angst-ridden-teen modern vampire stories. Cudos to the author for getting back to basics.
I almost didn't buy this book, however, because Scott Brick is the narrator. I would echo the other comments about his style. This is a long book, and that means a whole lot of Scott Brick. Still, it was well worth the read. It seems like it was written with sequels in mind. Maybe a different narrator next time.
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- SoCalBonnie
- 07-13-10
Holy cow...
Yup, it's almost 37 hours long, but it's the kind of book in which that kind of length makes you SO GLAD.
I began this book on an 8-hour drive. When I got home I literally ran out of chores do while I listened. I had to force myself to turn it off so I could get some sleep.
I even listened at the grocery store -- I don't recommend doing that, by the way. I forgot half of what was on my shopping list. At one point I caught myself staring blankly in the Paper Goods aisle -- for how long? Five? Ten minutes? -- because THE LIGHTS! THEY WENT OUT!
I've already ordered a hardcover copy as a birthday gift for my college-age son. He's gonna love it.
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- MountainMatt
- 01-20-17
WAY TOO MUCH FILLER
Is there anything you would change about this book?
This book has way too much filler, the author goes into character background too much and takes away from the main story. Even characters that end up being irrelevant and one that get killed off. If you trim the fat then the main course is a good story line.
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Worth the listening time? The main narrator brings life to the story. If I sat down to read this book I would have never finished it. Kuddos to Scott Brick keeping me somewhat interested
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- AbulletAway
- 12-12-10
Worst Ending Ever...
I read that Stephen King loved this book. I decided to get it. I must say, that I enjoyed it. Though most of it is really slow, it's still somehow interesting. It's a long, long book and even though it is slow most of the time, you stay with it because you just know it's gonna take you on an adventure and no matter how bad things get, problems will be solved or we will at least be left with some kind of hope.
As the book is winding down. The last few minutes, all seems well. I am listening and enjoying the bliss of a good book coming to an end as I drive down a lonely road last night. But, then all of a sudden, the book is over! Almost mid sentence! I thought, that's it? You're kidding me, this how you chose to end the book? I invest all my time in to these characters that at best were just interesting enough to keep reading and this how you reward me for all the hours? WTF were you thinking? Sure it was a good story up until the ending but this is it? I feel robbed.
All I am saying is that Mr. Cronin better be at his PC writing a sequel that involves some miraculous event that keeps our lovely journal writer safe from the final massacre while Peter, Lish and gang go about cleansing the world from remaining 12 viral families. I don't care if it's twelve more books but if this ending is how the story truly ends, well, I must say, it makes this book a waste of time to even read.
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- Hans
- 05-27-14
Partially pathetic
The general plot is good although not really unique but taken from several other sources. I liked the first and the last part of the book. The whole part in the sanctuary though is totally overloaded with boring details about uninteresting characters and adds an absolutely unnecessary length to the book (really don't understand why). This whole bit and some other "passages" are a bit pathetic and - sorry to say - the whiny voice of the reader amplifies this effect to an extent that I sometimes wondered whether what the intonation implied actually contradicted the words of the author.
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- Jen
- 06-24-10
What's all the hype about?
This was a so-so book, bloated and now I find out the first of 3. I won't be buying the others - by the time they come out I will have forgotten the large cast of characters in this one. It just didn't grab me at all, and I gave it 3 stars just for length.
Don't let the hype sway you. If you like this kind of thing - apocolyptic futures, vampires, etc. - buy it, but if you're on the fence like I was, look for something else. The length didn't make up for the bizarre and sometimes inconsistent story.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-09-10
Read this book.
This book is amazing. I read it in one day (and was very tired the next day) and immediately told every one I knew that they also had to read it. So, when I saw that it was available on Audible, I snapped it up right away. This is the kind of book that I could listen to even with a mediocre narrator, but that has proven to be unnecessary. Scott Brick does an amazing job. I can't wait for the sequel.
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- Hassan
- 06-25-13
A Good Book, But Long
Let me say that i took my sweet time listening to this book, i think it took me more than a 2 months to finish it... why? well because its beginning was really good then it was a bit slow, then slower, then slower.. by that time i took a pause when i was halfway through.
But then when 5 days ago i picked up the book again, it started getting better and better and better, which made me finish it and buying the next book.
what i didn't like about this book is how long it was.. i think if it was a little bit shorter it would have been better. some books tend to drag you along and thats really boring.
What i liked is the new ideas that aren't in any other books, and how real the life in that book felt like, and thats is amazing.
So to get it or not to get it?
If you like these end of the world books and how life is afterwards, you will like this book when you pass halfway through it. And this book will go through years even a hundred years between characters and thats new for me.
but again, if you hate long books this will feel really really long.
i really like it, but maybe in more than 5 years i might come back and read it again as how long it was.
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- Beverly
- 06-16-10
The Stand
Alot like King's The Stand but the Stand was so much more creative. I liked the character development in the first part of the book but then it went off on a tangent and there were too many events and characters to hold the thread of the story. I thought I was really onto a good book but by the time I finished it,I could not wait for it to just end-too bad. When a book leaves me hungry for more I know I have found a great author. Please tell Scott Brick not to be so dramatic in his narrations- I now think twice about buying a book if he is the narrator.
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- Jeff
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Masterful narration
Given who the narrator is, I would expect nothing more than masterful narration, and Scott delivers. Could not have asked for better. The cameos by the other narrators add a nice flair and change of pace. Both are excellent as well.
But the story is a slog. Starts off well, shifts time, and then draaaaags. Just as I was getting to know the characters in the first part, I'm expected to shift gears and start caring about this whole NEW set of characters and I just couldn't do it.
Fine performance of self-indulgent writing.
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