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Title: Unforgiven: A Short Story
Subtitle: Ten Thousand Words or Less, Book 8
Author: Justin M. Johnson
Narrator: Tom Jordan
Format: Unabridged
Length: 17 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-09-17
Publisher: CCS Publishing
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
A class trip gone wrong.
It began as just a normal trip abroad with some friends. But, in a foreign country, with no idea how things work, Steve makes a mistake that has dire consequences.
Justin Johnson is an Amazon.com best-selling author. This is the eighth story in his new project, Ten Thousand Words or Less!
Members Reviews:
A deeply engrossing short story
Unforgiven is a deeply engrossing short story that takes you back and forth through time, giving the listener a larger and deeper picture of the deeply moving story of a young man embarking on a journey abroad with friends. I was drawn deeply into the prose and found it to be intense and unforgettable. An moving story read brilliantly by the narrator Tom Jordan. Excellent short story.
Could have been great
Any additional comments?
This author sure knows how to launch a short story. It's immediately tense and hooks you in the first few seconds. The story and narration are very good. The youth were awkward to listen to. Either the author has forgotten how real teenagers talk or I have.
Now for the bad news. I don't know how Unforgiven looks on the page, but in audio form the setting changes were too jarring and confusing. I found myself rewinding a lot which pulled me out of the story. This would have made a better movie. It is visual and the changes are good, just too difficult as audio. Or maybe a second narrator could have been used. The end result was that I was either rewinding or I was focusing more on whether or not we were still in the same scene. Which meant I wasn't really experiencing or enjoying the story. If this could be fixed, it would be a 5 star short story.
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.
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Title: Unforgiven: A Short Story
Subtitle: Ten Thousand Words or Less, Book 8
Author: Justin M. Johnson
Narrator: Tom Jordan
Format: Unabridged
Length: 17 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-09-17
Publisher: CCS Publishing
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
A class trip gone wrong.
It began as just a normal trip abroad with some friends. But, in a foreign country, with no idea how things work, Steve makes a mistake that has dire consequences.
Justin Johnson is an Amazon.com best-selling author. This is the eighth story in his new project, Ten Thousand Words or Less!
Members Reviews:
A deeply engrossing short story
Unforgiven is a deeply engrossing short story that takes you back and forth through time, giving the listener a larger and deeper picture of the deeply moving story of a young man embarking on a journey abroad with friends. I was drawn deeply into the prose and found it to be intense and unforgettable. An moving story read brilliantly by the narrator Tom Jordan. Excellent short story.
Could have been great
Any additional comments?
This author sure knows how to launch a short story. It's immediately tense and hooks you in the first few seconds. The story and narration are very good. The youth were awkward to listen to. Either the author has forgotten how real teenagers talk or I have.
Now for the bad news. I don't know how Unforgiven looks on the page, but in audio form the setting changes were too jarring and confusing. I found myself rewinding a lot which pulled me out of the story. This would have made a better movie. It is visual and the changes are good, just too difficult as audio. Or maybe a second narrator could have been used. The end result was that I was either rewinding or I was focusing more on whether or not we were still in the same scene. Which meant I wasn't really experiencing or enjoying the story. If this could be fixed, it would be a 5 star short story.
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.