Amanda
This review is of the audiobook read by John Pirhalla.
Calling this one "Game of Thrones meets The Truman Show" is spot-on: there's a richly imagined fantasy world combined with entertainment industry shenanigans.
I do like the concept of this one, but I had trouble following the different realities in audio. I feel I probably would have liked it more if I had read it in print—this isn't to knock the narrator, who did a fine job, but a statement about the intricacies of the story.
I'll rate the audio three stars, but I may have rated the book higher in print.
Received via NetGalley.
This review is of the audiobook read by John Pirhalla.
Calling this one "Game of Thrones meets The Truman Show" is spot-on: there's a richly imagined fantasy world combined with entertainment industry shenanigans.
I do like the concept of this one, but I had trouble following the different realities in audio. I feel I probably would have liked it more if I had read it in print—this isn't to knock the narrator, who did a fine job, but a statement about the intricacies of the story.
I'll rate the audio three stars, but I may have rated the book higher in print.
Received via NetGalley.