The entire book takes place in about two days. AIR FORCE ONE, BIG DICK Like most of Brown's books he hits the ground running. Just one of those things I will always remember that I would not have remembered in a school setting. Arctic comes from the Greek, arktos, which means bear and Antarctic means no bear. If everything you read was what would most likely happen then it would probably be boring. By believable it is something that could happen, not necessarily something that would most likely happen. Number three is for the story to be believable. Number two is to hear or learn something I have never heard or learned before. Number one priority for me is to be entertained. WHEN IN DOUBT SHIT IT OUT If only school could have been this exciting. The sounds of him breathing and swallowing were frequently distacting and downright disgusting at times. The recording was horrible, it sounded like they installed the mic inside the narrators mouth. The narrator is exellent and was well directed, he gives great life to the characters, locations and events. One it got rolling it was a good ride though, the ending was somewhat surprising if you tried to forget the style of his other books and realize the misdirections along the way were there to make an unexpected finish. It felt like he spent the whole first half of the book making filler with teasers thrown on top for a little flavor. ' got annoying rather than building more suspense. and then what she saw was amazing ' and '. I got exasperated at the too frequent use of teasers in the beginning, after a while '. I enjoyed the story though it was a bit slow to get started (unlike Angels and Daemons and DaVinci).

Good story, great narrator, bad recording

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