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Sheehan blends the Florida Thriller style of James W. MD Waters is a strong storyteller, and Archetype offers a thought provoking tale with a few clever twists along the way.Īs a fan of James Sheehan’s legal thrillers and a recent convert to Team Ray Chase, I was very excited about The Alligator Man. The story itself was solid, straddling the line between classic Young Adult themes and adult dystopians like The Handmaids Tale and The Testament of Jessie Lamb, with a touch more science fiction. The transition between the dream/memory sequences and real time were confusing, and took time to adjust to. While Khristine Hvam does an excellent job bringing this highly textured novel to life, there was something in the structure of the novel that made Archetype a struggle in audio form. Here is my listens for the month, with some mini-reviews.

The highlight of the month, and perhaps the year was the release of a new Jack Ledger book and a few birthday audiobooks from friends also made the cut. Of the 16 books I listened to in March, 7 were Repairman Jack books.

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Since the Repairman Jack series is more or less completed and in audio, I gave it a go. It offers interesting insights into the world the author created, and helps a reader like me who tends to lose the details about characters over a long delay. Binge series listening was something I enjoyed doing before I began blogging, but with the drive to keep current, I stopped.

My March listening was dominated by my decision to Binge listen to the Repairman Jack series.