The Atlantis Complex: Artemis Fowl, Book 7

Again i'm amazed by colfer....nathanial parker is ace...
he has such a broad accent range that its incredible. i found adrian dunbar a little samey especially when doing butler or anyone with a deep irish voice....nathans butler, mulch and such are more believable....

In this, the seventh installment of Eoin Colfer's amazing series about a criminal mastermind, our young anti-hero finds himself battling enemies of another sort. They are enemies no one else can see. It's finally happened, Artemis's superb brain has betrayed him, and right when his friends need him the most. Can Artemis conquer the demons in his imagination before those in the real world destroy him? As with the Time Paradox, this book is a little on the quirky side and takes some getting your head around, but it is conpulsive listening, and with one more book promised, listeners will be left eagerly awaiting the eighth and final book in the series.

Thoroughly enjoyed by all the family. Only one critisim, overall I feel Adrain Dunbar is a much better narrater. His portrayal of Foley and Mulch Diggims is spot on and highly entertaining.

The book was not as good as the rast of the Artemis Fowl books. I'm Not sure why Eion Colfer keeps killing off Fairies. This book was to dark.