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Not bad but not really worth the audio

The book might be better if just read instead of listened to but I just kept getting annoyed because the girl narrating the book says every single sentence with the most dramatic tone I’ve ever heard in a book. I don’t know if she didn’t like it and was being sarcastic or just overplaying but even casual sentences are read over the top.

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Deep South Lingo Really Hits The Spot

Would you listen to Perfekt Order again? Why?

Yes. Every so often. It is entertaining.

What other book might you compare Perfekt Order to and why?

Runes, by Ednah Walters. The Norse mythology helps draw an interesting parallel.

Which character – as performed by Dara Rosenberg – was your favorite?

Mia. She is funny, multi-faceted, and perfect.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Tur's potential death.

Any additional comments?

Funny and entertaining...

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  • Millsy
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Thoroughly enjoyable

This has been quite and interesting story and thoroughly enjoyable, so much so I’m only half way through and I have already purchased the next book. The only issue I have is that although the narrator does a great job she doesn’t sound like a 17 year old woman, really more like she would fit well reading Agatha Christy novels. I have got used to her though.