*Those glitches included a section in Star of David which was obviously recorded later and spliced in because the sound became very different for that particular sentence. I liked Alexander Cendese’s depictions for the most part (although there were some technical glitches*) but I think Mr. In fact, I wondered why he wasn’t used for the male narrations because he’s already familiar with the world and it’s characters. But objectively, I’d say that Holter Graham wins in this race regardless. King makes me think more of Mercy and Adam. Graham narrates that series and I’m used to his characterisations of Charles and Anna and Ms. For Seeing Eye, I thought Lorelei King did a waaaay better job of it than Jennifer Van Dyck did in the original recording but I prefer the Holter Graham narration of Alpha and Omega, even though Ms. I have to say there’s not a lot between them in terms of narration. Phil Gigante narrated the first version of In Red, With Pearls and Alexander Cendese reprises it here. What was interesting to me here is that they were all re-recorded for Shifting Shadows. I’d read and/or listened to Seeing Eye, Alpha and Omega and In Red, With Pearls before (scroll down to see the various reviews if you click the links). I’m nerd enough to have appreciated the little insights the author gives in introducing each instalment. The novellas are arranged roughly chronologically – something I found helpful. The narration: Each story is introduced by a note from Patricia Briggs (narrated by Lorelei King) and which orient the story in the timeline of the Mercy Thompson world. What it’s about: (from Goodreads) Mercy Thompson’s world just got a whole lot biggerĪ collection of all-new and previously published short stories featuring Mercy Thompson and the characters she calls friends Why I read it: I’m a fan of the series so I bought it ASAP on release.

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