Til Death Do Us Part

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Frederick Galvanni is the thief of the century, but it's not his first time claiming the title. For Frederick and the inhabitants of his world, reincarnation is real, but people are always reborn in the country in which they died. Now Frederick seeks to pull off his greatest heist yet - enter a maximum security prison where souls are trapped through reincarnation - and assemble the greatest criminal team that has ever lived.

But for Frederick the heist is just the beginning of a plan centuries in the making: a plan of revenge for unforgivable crimes committed a millennium before. And in this world, even death cannot keep Frederick from success.

Leonard PetracciMr. Creepy PastaLeonard Petracci

Adventure

Crime

Crime Fiction

Science Fiction

Fiction

Robbery

Adventure Crime Crime Fiction Science Fiction Fiction Robbery

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What made the experience of listening to Til Death Do Us Part the most enjoyable?

I found the story to be very original and the characters well developed. I listen to audiobooks every time I have a spare moment and have hundreds in my library, though most of them will have repeating elements. I have found that this book was original in its concept and loved how the main character's background story was revealed.

What about Mr. Creepy Pasta’s performance did you like?

I think that the narrator did a good job in giving life to the characters, the only negative point I could bring up is that the audio version could do with some editing. A chapter is completely repeated and at points the narrator does stumble -otherwise I thinks it's a 5 star performance.