#fred berman

I absolutely love this story! I’ve read it twice and listened to it… three times I think. The characters and story are completely immersive.

Follow a group of teenagers as they plan and execute a heist with hilarious and terrifying consequences. The way in which their maturity comes out is also brilliantly portrayed, as they go from being capable to incredible violence to incapable of serious conversation.

I found that the story was enhanced by the narrators (yes, there were quite a few). Each perspective has a different voice, so that not only are you looking at the world through their eyes, but you can hear them, and picture what they would look like through their voices.

Two Necromancers, a Bureaucrat, and an Army of Golems: An Unconventional Heroes Publisher’s Pack Audiobook

It’s refreshing to know that someone has deeply thought about the methods and ways of the art of Necromancy. Necromancy has been one of the often overlooked and ignored (mainly due to fear) of the magic arts. It may be dark but it’s still art!

L.G. Estrella has authored humorous magical tales of the necro-matic flair through method the Timmy the Master of Necromancy and Katie, his young…

Mötley Crüe To Release Audio Book of “The Dirt”, Pre-Orders Available Now

Following the success of Mötley Crüe’s The Dirt movie on Netflix and the hit soundtrack and return to the New York Times Bestseller list, the bands’ biography will now be available on Audiobook for the first time. The book releases on June 25th but can be pre-ordered at the link below. The book is “performed” performed by Sebastian York, Roger Wayne, Fred Berman, MacLeod Andrews, andHillary…

Rhodes's latest novel is an adrenaline rush deeply rooted in bloodshed, steeped in magic, and rife with complex politics. Narrator Fred Berman tackles a massive cast, multiple kingdoms, high intrigue, and ever growing stakes in this thrilling fantasy. It all makes for a multifaceted listen, and the use of shifting points of view helps to delineate the overlapping storylines. Berman's deft characterizations keep listeners attuned to the world of each individual. His pacing moves the story along swiftly, and he keeps characters vivid through accents and attention to their complex, often conflicting emotions. The story is compelling as a stand-alone, but listeners may find themselves wanting to hear more about the Fallen Kingdoms as described in the earlier works. K.S.B.

Listen to a sample below or check the availability of this title at your library.

#Audiobook Review: Console Wars by @BlakeJHarrisNYC, narrator Fred Berman, from @HarperAudio

Console Wars: Sega, Nintendo, and the Battle That Defined a Generation