Brilliant!

I really enjoyed this one and I've listened to a few TJ narrations and this one is by far my favourite. Let me start with the narration.

TJ does exceptionally well in this one at conveying fragility and sensitivity throughout the story. When needs be, his voice carried the emotion of the scene very well no matter whether the character was male or female. Sometimes male narrators can struggle to make a female character sound serious and quite often their attempts at a female voice newly come across as comical. That's not the case with TJ.

Over all his narration was great to listen to, he got the darkness, the fragility and was easy on the ears. I enjoyed this one and I'm somewhat saddened to see he didn't get the gig on the sequels.

Now, on to the story. It's well done! I enjoyed how it played out with the turns the story took and I liked the development and arcs of the characters involved. I also liked the way that the antagonist was written, as strong and as scary as they could be, they weren't without their own weaknesses.

The story itself reaches a satisfying conclusion and leaves room for more intriguing development in the sequels.

I will be returning to this series after I get more of my listening out if the way in other books in my library.

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