I really didn't like it, not to my taste.

Interesting and different perspective of plot. Not to mention the personification of the main characters. Nice twitch in the end. Liked the narrator and the many different voices he mastered.

I’d give this an ‘O,’ for originality.

A masterfully written beautiful story. I wouldn't mind coming back around to listen to it again.

Oh what a strange story. I enjoy the ‚out of the ordinary‘ , so this story fascinated me and piqued my imagination. I thought it would go on forever, but then it ended.

Let’s put out there that this is a pure fantastical story - ok with that said… this is the most unusual book I have ever read! I could not stop listening. I was completely captivated by the story line. The author, Oliver Langmead is brilliant. Honestly I don’t know how he was able to weave as much detail into such an unforgettable story. My only complaint with the entire book was my annoyance with Adam’s voice.

I found the book unusual, unique, and interesting. No emotional masterpiece, but while it was different, I wanted to listen to it, I happily listened until the end, and it was worth the purchase. It will be a book that I won’t forget.

so, so dry. I'm sorry, it's not my kind of book

Chaotic and hard to follow. Enjoyed the narrators voice.

I did not enjoy this book. It was just plain weird. I had found the description intriguing, but soon discovered that it went in very different direction. I didn't think the characters were very well developed and the plot was lacking in motive. The story twists the author tried to pull off were weak. The narator was the only reason I finished this book.

The story built a fascinating world peopled by the characters of Eden. The characters were a bit 1-sided, but the pietic style of the writing kept me engaged.

Listener beware. If you thought like I did from the synopsis that this would be a quiet story of self discovery and redemption with found family you will be sorely mistaken, and will not enjoy this ride. Adam commits brutal, nearly unprovoked murder in the very first chapter, and continues that trend throughout. His methods of problem solving are in order: murder, mass murder, breaking and entering, theft and murder, mass murder, and finally a horrific revenge fueled torture execution where he eschews guns as they "aren't cruel enough" and intentionally keeps his quarry alive as long as possible during the process to increase his suffering. Just walk away from this one. There's no God left here.

I applaud the author for a great story! And, the narrator for doing it justice, superb!