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Skin
- The X-Files, Book 6
- Narrated by: Patrick Lawlor
- Length: 8 hrs and 29 mins
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- Dags
- 08-30-17
Like a screenplay read aloud
Made it to hour 5, spent that final hour pondering what I would write in my first ever audible review. Read like a screenplay; character enters stage right and here's exactly what they're wearing/how they smell/what they're thinking. No room for the reader's imagination in this, just a pretty bland retelling. 2 stars merely because it's Scully & Mulder and not an entire unknown.
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- sci teacher
- 06-25-21
5/5 stars
Narrated by Patrick Lawlor
The X-Files Book 6
Run Time: 8 hrs and 29 mins
Summary: A series of fantastic, seemingly unrelated events send Mulder and Scully halfway across the world to hunt down a legend.
Additional Comments:
- Story has great flow. There are a lot of seemingly unrelated things happening, but they don’t feel contrived.
- The murders are brutal but plausible.
- There’s good action and danger for our hero and heroine.
- There are only mild hints of conspiracy on this one.
- Soldiers disappearing during the Vietnam war isn’t that far-fetched.
- Mulder and Scully get to travel. They seem to be doing a lot of that.
- Science and supernatural collide in many X-Files. This one happens to favor more science than supernatural, but there’s still a decent mix of the two.
- Content Warnings: Some disturbing content. It’s not described in too much gruesome detail, but there’s definitely a creepy killer on the loose in this one.
Conclusion:
Probably the strongest in the series so far. It’s got classic X-Files vibes and creepy killers and scifi crazy science. Nice combo.
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- Kwame H Tamboh
- 10-05-18
great story to listen makes my imagination works
Love it so much heard it twice.😊 Hope you an joy it as much to!
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- Paul N. Robinson
- 09-20-17
Last of the original tie-ins
And another medical based story. Not bad, but very average and pushes believability when they are allowed to go to abroad for this case. Again, narrated rather than acted seems to drag.
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- Misato strife
- 10-15-21
mind-blowing!
Its just like going back in time to the 90s and leaving their adventures back again! The story is absolutely addictive just like the TV show. loved it!
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- MelodicChronic
- 09-04-21
Mulder's Shoulders!!
This is certainly an interesting tale for Mulder and Scully. I've listened to a lot of these and most of them feel like episodes. However, this one felt more like a movie in length. I thought this journey into the X-Files to be an enjoyable one. And I thought it comical that the words "Mulder's shoulders" were said in the book once, but then it just kept happening, and happening. Haha, pretty funny.
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- carl stetar
- 12-13-16
not for me
couldn't finish it. weak writing mixed with a weak travelog of Thailand . unlikely action with predictable outcomes. boring.
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- Paul Little
- 10-01-21
Typical X Files
As an X Files fan it was a foregone conclusion that I'd enjoy this and I wasn't disappointed!
As with all X Files stories you have to keep your wits about you to follow the twists and turns.
The narration by Patrick Lawler was great !
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