What made the experience of listening to Major Inversions the most enjoyable?
The prose. Every line overflowing with comedic wit, full of throwaway one-liners.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Major Inversions?
The sudden twists and turns the plot takes towards the story's end.
Have you listened to any of Gordon Highland’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Believe this is his first audiobook.
Who was the most memorable character of Major Inversions and why?
Definitely the protagonist Drew Ballard. Though, Barron Vaughn is a close 2nd.
Any additional comments?
Not only a great book, but also a great audiobook. The musical interludes are just one example of the benefits to listening to the audiobook version. A lot of writers have mastered the written word, while severely lacking in the spoken word. Their live readings put listeners to sleep and suck the life out of their stories. Fortunately, Highland's narration has the opposite effect. A great listen.