Where does The Life Engine rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
A thriller, full of action, exotic and more familiar locales, an ecological warning, great protagonists, an evil villian. Some strong language scattered moderately through the narration, so be forewarned if that's an issue. I would rank it in the top fifty in my library.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Life Engine?
The chase scenes. There are several. The descriptive skills on the locales. And as important, the well done narration by Dylan White.
What about Dylan White’s performance did you like?
In all the Audible books I own, I enjoy the narrators that have believable differences of voice for character dialogue, the ability to convey appropriate feelings - fear, excitement, anticipation, loss, joy, etc for story telling and continuity. Dylan White possesses those skills. Adding to the overall success of the writing.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Wolfe and Gentry, remember those names.
Any additional comments?
Very enjoyable. I was skeptical that this could live up to what it promised. It works on many levels. I cared about the protagonists, I hated the villian, the mission(s) were enthralling. And there were several, what I'll refer to as "easter eggs" that were fun to discover. Again, an "Archer" reference to shooting technique and Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" prop reference. Others? Give a listen.
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