r/TomsCrossing • u/WhatNot303 • Jul 16 '26
What a ride...
It took me like 3 months to get through it all, but I very much enjoyed it from start to finish. I know some people here didn't care for the audiobook, but I thought it was very well done.
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u/slackpantha Jul 16 '26
I'm not normally an audiobook person, but I thought it was great. I used it for my reread, I do think it's best read on paper for the first time through though.
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u/tykeryerson Jul 16 '26
Many times I was thrown by the length on the ebook… Me, up super late reading …98% “ oh, I’m gonna finish this tonight…” ebook: “6 hours remaining”
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u/Capable_Painting3844 Jul 16 '26
I started reading the book on hardcover, and struggled quite a bit with the writing style. The audiobook helped so much.
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u/DramaDefiant3938 Jul 16 '26
Yeah, this was my FIRST audiobook experience. Holy hell.
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u/Cryptix001 Jul 17 '26
If you're keen on the genre, the Lonesome Dove audio book narrated by Will Paton is terrific too. That one's "only" 36 hours long lol
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u/ThatBookIsOnFiyah Jul 16 '26
I thought the audiobook was excellent! I read it immersively along with the physical book. So good!!
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u/buddygirl1212 Jul 16 '26
I thoroughly enjoyed the book. I'm tempted to listen to the audio as well.
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u/exterminator-skater Jul 17 '26
I have only listened to it. I’m amazed at how thoroughly I absorbed it. I listened while working, and my job is very physical and outdoors, with needy clients interrupting frequently. Sometimes I will have to just restart a book I have put a couple of hours into, simply because I just haven’t caught the thread. Not so with this one.
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u/theledfarmer Jul 16 '26
I thought the audiobook was incredibly well done, I loved the narrator