B. Masterson

What a mistake....

Revisado: 06-15-18

Hoping that this review helps to stop someone from making the same mistake as I did. Being a fan of thrillers, crime, mysteries, etc., I'm always looking for a new audio book to enjoy during my ride to and from work. As I've done numerous times before, I took Amazon up on one of their suggestions and purchased Young Guns, Books 1-3, by Remington Kane. Not realizing that The Tanner Series was published before Young Guns. Young Guns is the story of how Tanner became a Tanner when he was in his teens. Book 3 left ended with much of the story yet to be completed. In The Tanner Series, Tanner is already in his mid-30's and is well into his 'career'. I didn't realize until I was 2 chapters into The Tanner Series that this series was published well in advance of Young Guns. Although I would have liked a seamless transition, it wasn't a deal breaker. The deal breaker for me was the performance of the narrator. See, I was extremely spoiled by listening to Sean Patrick Hopkins narrate Young Guns. He did a great job with the telling of the story and playing the role of each of the characters. He's awesome at what he does. Once Young Guns wrapped up, I immediately downloaded The Tanner Series and was immediately disappointed. Daniel Dorse has to be on of the worst narrators that I've ever listened to. Obviously, I was expecting to hear Sean Patrick Hopkins' voice when I hit play. Disappointed, I decided to keep listening since the plot was very good. After 4 chapters in, I had to shut it off as I couldn't stand listening to Daniel Dorse speak one more word. He is the definition of bland. There's no excitement in his presentation, he reads without punctuation and he'll put you to sleep within the first 100 words. Please don't make the same mistake. If you have the pleasure of listening to Young Guns, wait until the next book is published and then enjoy listening to a great narrator.

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