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  • DeeDee
  • gilbert, AZ, United States
  • 02-13-17

Distracting

More than anything, this was just distracting to me. The main character, a thirty something British male is narrated by what sounds like a 15 year old American girl. She makes no attempt at a male voice nor a British accent, though she does do so with the Russian male and his accent. I had to keep reminding myself that the character was supposed to be male. Too much work.

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Great new approach to "post apocalyptic" world

I quite enjoyed this story, the concept, and the writing itself. It is just unfortunate that the protagonist is a 30-ish man and the narrator, however talented, sounds like a 10-year-old boy at best or perhaps a 14 year old girl. I do wish she had made an effort to lower her voice an octave when speaking for the protagonist in the first person.