The Haunting of Tram Car 015

This is one of those cases that I wished I read rather than listened. No disrespect to the narrator, as I can tell they have decent voice, but there wasn't a distinction between character voices and with the obvious re-recorded pickup fixes through each chapter my immersion kept breaking. Because of these audiobook issues, it was near impossible for me to enjoy the story.

(The latter is more of an issue when the narrator re-records with different equipment/studio or the distance from the mic isn't the same as that original session, even recording at a later time can be noticeable in the narrators voice, but these pickup re-recordings happened frequently enough in the book that it became uniquely bothersome. The editor, if it wasn't narrator, should have blended the audio seamlessly without the sudden tonality change between the original audio and the new recording so the listener wouldn't notice any change in the tone)

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Audio read by: Julian Thomas