Of Gods and Fae: Vegas Fae Story, Book 2

The performance and story are very good but this was recorded in a room with way too much echo. It became distracting and made it hard to listen to. I thought perhaps the high quality version might be better but no dice.

I am really enjoying the tale of Robert.

This recording has a hall like effect throughout the reading. The narrator does a good job it is perfectly understandable but not up to the quality I am used to from audible books.

Yes. In fact the first book in the Vegas Faeries series was very enjoyable. The narrator's voice in the first book was itself a great experience, with many tones and accents unique to each character.

I can't assess the story in this format, the poor sound quality detracts and distracts too much.

Andrew Troth was not the problem, the echoing, 'huge room' tinny sound of the audio was. Terribly sad, as in the first book the narrator was an enhancement to the book, but with the audio quality so poor that was removed from the experience.

I will have to go read it instead of listen to it.

Does no one check the recording before releasing it to sale?

I loved the first book but this one needs to be removed from Audible until it's re-recorded properly. Sounds like it was recorded in a phone booth.

The book yes. This version of recording no.

Hard to say I liked the way the story blended well with the first book and how he not a know it all.

The audio quality sucked so bad I had to stop listening to the book so I could come back later and finish it. If I have to strain to listen to a book then will most likely not finish listening to it.

No

Not an bad book, but the audio has to much treb, and nearly no bass. The book almost sounds like it was record on a cellphone though I do like the narrator.

The audio sounds like the performance was recorded through a tube. The reader does a decent job with different characters but has an odd cadence to his speech which is off putting at first. You get used to it and the overall read doesn't suffer too much. Reading the next book in the series is almost required for the flow of these stories. I almost suggest having all three books before starting these reads.

I'm only 15 minutes in and the audio quality is like something a record it on my laptop…this narrator is great and his book is great but what the heck? What happened from the first book to this one?

The audio is awful, sounds like someone is reading to you over a cell phone. What a shame.

The narrator is great. He does a very good job, has a wonderful neutral tone, and does different voices very well so you know who's speaking. The issue is where it was recorded. Very muffled, echo-y, and somewhat difficult to hear.

I don't know what happened between the first book and this one, but the recording is very echo-y and somewhat muffled. The narrator does a great job but he needs to go back to the studio or whatever where he recorded the first book.