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What is The greatest audiobook you’ve ever heard?
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I’m trying to get into audiobooks but I’ve found that after a short time I loose focus and miss parts of the story. I’m looking for interesting audiobooks with amazing narrators. Any recommendations??

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Stephen King's books are great, but they have so much extraneous stuff in them that idk if they're the best recommendation for this person. They have whole chapters of just... filler.

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We can agree to disagree on Stephen King's writing style. I find his style lacks good pacing for me because of his tendency towards what I consider extraneous description of everything.

I still listen to audiobooks of his work, I still enjoy his work. I just don't consider his work to be paced well enough to recommend to someone having OPs issue.

I really love "Into the Drowning Deep" by Mira Grant. Very good book with very good narration. Not a lot of extra fluff stuff.

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