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Excellent as always

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5 out of 5 stars
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5 out of 5 stars
Story
5 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 06-01-22

Jeff's performance nails Matt's writing and pacing -- the jokes land every time. I've had multiple belly laughing sessions and find myself grinning ear-to-ear constantly.

I had been wondering what was taking so long for Jeff to finish up this audiobook after having been somewhat following his cold reads for months -- and now I know why. The amount of effort and polish Jeff put into this book is astounding,

Even in the End Credits --

*Waves lighter*
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Excellent as always

Overall
5 out of 5 stars
Performance
5 out of 5 stars
Story
5 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 06-01-22

Jeff's performance nails Matt's writing and pacing -- the jokes land every time. I've had multiple belly laughing sessions and find myself grinning ear-to-ear constantly.

I had been wondering what was taking so long for Jeff to finish up this audiobook after having been somewhat following his cold reads for months -- and now I know why. The amount of effort and polish Jeff put into this book is astounding,

Even in the End Credits --

*Waves lighter*
MONGOWALL!

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Another foray into Ludus, although, a little rough

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4 out of 5 stars
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4 out of 5 stars
Story
4 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 05-22-18

Nora is a huge leap from Jason & Henry. I get that this is a growth story, and it has some interesting concepts such as Nora's tasking, but Nora's monologing exposition and ineptness was starting to take its toll near the end. After Jason's and Henry's logical and adept approach to their issues, it was frustrating listening to Nora and how much of a selfish coward she was until she became triggered.

Also I think too much of the happenings to Nora relied on mysterious luck, and is being heavy handed with no explanation -- now that I think about it, Blaise could be hinting at A's (only listened to audiobooks) ability and it could be affecting the events of this prequel. I do really like the Ludus world and look forward to what Blaise has to bring us, but this book was a bit rough after the Delvers series.

Emily's performance was ok, and she could do an ok array of men's voices, but I developed a pet annoyance of how she very frequently drew out and inflected the last syllable of the last word of the sentence.

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