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The Paradox
- Narrated by: Charlie Fletcher
- Series: The Oversight, Book 2
- Length: 10 hrs and 49 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Horror
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Publisher's Summary
Sometimes you look in the mirror...sometimes it looks back.
Those who belong to the secret society called The Oversight know many things. They know cold iron will hold back the beasts in the darkness. They know it is dangerous to stand between two mirrors. And they know that despite their dwindling numbers, it remains their duty to protect humanity from the predations of the supernatural. And vice versa.
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- Rochelle Wilhelm
- 09-08-16
Needs re- editing.
My version had numerous repeated, duplicated or re-read sentences. Please clean it up and reissue.
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- Brian Allen
- 08-15-16
Oh dear, Mr. Fletcher
Would you try another book from Charlie Fletcher and/or Charlie Fletcher?
No, sadly I fear I would not.
How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?
The story was fine, the problem is in the telling of it.
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Charlie Fletcher?
Ideally, Simon Prebble, but in a pinch another actual professional would do.
Any additional comments?
Mr. Fletcher, was there honestly no one able to talk you out of this monumentally poor decision? The acting was poor, the characterizations inconsistent, and the production quality laughable (were you recording from within a tin can, perhaps?) - all things which detract from and impede ones enjoyment of the story itself, and could also have easily been avoided. One can only hope that someone comes to their senses and this story is re-recorded - at which point it may be tolerable. At *this* point, sadly, it is not.
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- Lisa Barone
- 06-26-19
Good but... Recording ugh & Reader meh :(
Having listened to books 1 & 2 Back to back I found that I enjoyed Book one more. It was as a completely new world and kept adding new twists. This is definitely a Middle-book in that there were times I found myself wading through to get to the end so that I could find out what really happens in book 3. Don’t get me wrong there is expansion of the story / characters and some new twists as well as character additions, I just felt like I knew it was going to get more murky before anything could resolve. It’s well written and the stories are good it just feels like it’s taking the long way with the story... the actual events in the Paradox were just about adding layers /depth and thus anti-climatic. As far as the Audible version goes, I was very disappointed to see that the reader was changed from the first book, The Oversight. I had thoroughly enjoyed Simon Prebble as the narrator for The Oversight and was quite disappointed not to return to the same voiced characters. While Mr Fletcher does a decent job, I once again found, somewhat surprisingly, that an author-read book just somehow misses the mark. I also found that there was something odd about the audio quality, especially in the first several chapters where it sounded like listening to an old time radio recording. It was most notable when listening in the car and I'm not sure whether it resolved or I just got used to the sound.
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- Incognito
- 01-25-18
Narrator is good, but sound quality is lacking
This is an excellent 2nd book in the series. The narrator—who is also the author—is good, but sound quality is lacking. The poor sound quality made Fletcher often sound like he was speaking from the bottom of a barrel. However, the storyline was so good that I kept with it, despite this important downside.
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- roy
- 08-01-17
different narrator
really enjoyed the 1st book, Simon prebble really captured the character's in the oversight. for some reason, he was not present for the last 2 books. it was difficult to get used to a new narrator after enjoying the 1st book so much. but after a few chapters to get used to the authors voice, I really enjoyed this book as well. And can not wait to start the next.
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- Carolyn E. Jaques
- 01-11-21
wow
I was taken aback at first because I was expecting to hear Simon Prebble. It took me a few minutes to adjust to the voice of the author, but after doing so, it was a little hard to not listen. Like one of those books you read till dawn. cant wait to see what happens next.
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- P. Reilly
- 12-30-19
Excellent story telling!
I loved the story which really got you to care about the characters. It was inventive and with believable plot twists and insightful character motivations. I especially liked the author's voice. He did a wonderful job with accents and voicing different characters. He has a very slight lisp, which I liked. One of the best readings I've enjoyed in a while.
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- Mowrind
- 11-22-16
He reads just fine. ... solid second installment
Authors are usually not very good readers, in my experience. But Fletcher does a more than adequate job of it. He's not Jim Dale, but I didn't find him hard to listen to at all.
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- jbmetz
- 08-31-16
A Wonderfully Complex Tale Excellently Narrated
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Absolutely! This is an original, fresh and complex trilogy, so you need to start with the 1st book in the series. In addition to a great nail biting story, the narration is superlatively delivered by the author = Charlie Fletcher! I cannot not wait for the 3rd installment in this series.
What other book might you compare The Paradox to and why?
Philip Pullman: "His "Dark Materials" Trilogy and Garth Nix: "Abhorsen/The Old Kingdom" Trilogy
Have you listened to any of Charlie Fletcher’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
This book is the 1st book that Charlie Fletcher has personally narrated; however all of his books have been divine. Including: "Stoneheart" Trilogy narrated by Jim Dale and this new Trilogy "The Oversight".
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
I cannot count them all!
Any additional comments?
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- Michael
- 08-15-16
Oh dear no Simon Prebble reading.
Why change the reader!!! Simon Peebles is the best of the best! So why is the author reading this. He's a writer not an actor and so does not give the same performance. Plus the sound quality is base heavy like he is in a broom cupboard. Was this done on the cheep. Sad because the story is interesting and I was looking forward to this. Shame !!!
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- sherridan
- 08-16-16
The ship was ruined for a halfpenny worth of tar!
Would you try another book written by Charlie Fletcher or narrated by Charlie Fletcher?
Written by, yes. Narrated by, definitely not!
What did you like best about this story?
I can't really say as I kept tuning out?
What didn’t you like about Charlie Fletcher’s performance?
Bland and emotionless. My suggestion would be to stick to the writing and pay for a good narrator?
If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from The Paradox?
N/A
Any additional comments?
Why-of-why change the narrator? I very much enjoyed ‘The Oversight’ and I’m pretty sure I would have enjoyed this one too, except I found myself not listen to the story? The previous narrator’s voice was both engaging and compelling whereas the author’s voice is bland and emotionless – bordering on soporific? I kept finding myself tuning out and missing large parts of the story. I gave up after rewinding the same part of story twice and still missing it! I am however tempted to buy the Kindle version so I can mentally substitute Mr Fletcher’s voice for that of Simon Prebble?
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- M. J. Williams
- 09-22-16
Good story. Poor production
I enjoyed the 1st book and was drawn into the world of the mysterious Lucy and the Oversight but the poor production/editing of this audiobook and frankly (initial) poor performance of the writer/narrator really distracted me and took me away from the story...It was like a behind the scenes listen of a audiobook production! Both improved towards the end and I will buy the next instalment but PLEASE spend some time and money on the production and performance.
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- Mazzie
- 09-16-16
First book was better
Charlie Fletcher is a talented author but a talented narrator he is not. The narrator of the first book was much better, there was more life to the story instead of what felt like quite a monotone performance in this book making it harder to follow and sadly verging on boring in parts. Please stick to the writing and let someone else read for you.
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- Mr
- 10-10-16
Good story, shame about the recording
As the second book in the Oversight sequence the story was just as entertaining as the first. However, the quality of the recording was poor and I lost count of the number of duplicate "takes" that were left within the finished recording. The author narrating his own story - and not as well as the first book - also smacked of having to rush the production out having not the time or budget to do the book justice. All in all, whilst the story and writing was of the original high standard, the recording was a big let down.
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- Andy F.
- 09-27-16
Ruined in a day...
I have listened to many books narrated by their author - Big Magic by Elisabeth Gilbert stands out in my mind for example - that have been greatly enhanced by the author reading the book. This, however, is not one of those books. Charlie Fletcher is a phenomenal author, but his lackluster performance has made this book unlistenable. To the point I'm using my money back guarantee on it. I do however intend to buy it as a hard copy book - and the rest of the series too - because the storyline is amazing, but the performance (or lack of) has utterly ruined this audio book for me.
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- Miss Jasmin Wells
- 11-08-16
Loved the story!
Shame didn't use narrator from first book, The Oversight...Charlie Fletcher great author but not as good audio.
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- Jonathat
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Fantastic story
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- sukie
- 09-21-16
great second book in the series.
this is a great story as a second book. character progression and development. cannot wait for the next.
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- alan
- 09-07-16
Monotones Narration!
This audio title would have been a lot better if not narrated by the author. The first book in the trilogy - The Oversight - a much better book by the way, was performed more satisfactorily.
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