Twenty Years After

good readers, captivating story

(4 stars)

jaded_grl

the readers all did a nice job. the recording quality is good. the excitement in this book is not as well written (details) as the first book. also it gets a little confusing at times and some things never came clear for me even when i relistened to sections. but overall i found this book to be a good sequel and look forward to reading the next.

good story, usually decent readers

(3 stars)

Mverall, the story is a lot of fun. Most of the readers do a great job. Unfortunately, there are a couple that are incredibly awful to listen to (odd pauses, weird pronunciation, strange emphasis/lack thereof, etc.), which detracts from the overall experience. If I could pick from a list of volunteers for each chapter, it would increase the book to a 5 star listen.

pure adventure - noble men

(4 stars)

Grete Leopold

I really enjoyed the adventures of this noble heroes, but at times it was difficult to identify the different characters because of the varying pronunciation of French names. thank you for your time, readers!

Waaah!

(5 stars)

aimzzz

I didn't want this one to end. Sequels generally are an embarrassment to the original works, but _Twenty Years After_ would work as well even if there had been no _Three Musketeers_. It stands on it's own. The story lines don't rehash _The Three Musketeers_. It has it's own pace & rhythm. The 4 definitely have matured & each has grown in his own way. I like this one better than the original. The readers range from good to excellent. All in all, good stuff.

good

(5 stars)

much like the first book.

its good to see the musketeers fighting against another evil cardinal. this book has a lot of what i loved about the first book but doesnt quite live up the the first. it just goes down hill from here though. if you do not want to hate this series, do not read past this book as the series ends very poorly with many plots never concluded and many of the characters we love dying in the stupidest ways.

(3 stars)

Inari

Great book but it was so confusing having so many different people reading different chapters. It wouldn't have been so bad if the different readers chapters were all in a row so you can get used to their accents but alternating the chapters was a bad idea. They all did great reading was just very difficult to keep up.

All for one and one for all

(5 stars)

Evan M

A great continuation of The Three Musketeers. Not as good as the original, but I was still cool to see all the characters 20 years later and back in action. Most of the readers were good, but several were hard to listen to unfortunately. But still thank you all volunteers

Great readers and story

(5 stars)

One or two chapters were a bit muffled due to the audio setup of the readers, but out of 90 chapters, that number was pretty insignificant. Great book with awesome character dialogue