Holier Than Thou (The Tome of Bill)

Would you listen to Holier Than Thou (The Tome of Bill) again? Why?

I would listen to this book again. This is mainly because it seems to be a bridge book for future novels. The character's are being developed a bit more which is good. The humor is fun, but you can't carry a series on the strength of that alone.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Holier Than Thou (The Tome of Bill)?

Anything with Gann. That character cracks me up.

What does Christopher John Fetherolf bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He doesn't have a great range of voices but he nails the main character dead on. I couldn't imagine anyone else reading this series atthis point.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No, but that was because I listened to the other three books back-to-back.

Any additional comments?

This book is a bit different from the others, but is a good read and seems to be developing the series for the future.

The story is ok but the characters don't take anything g seriously until it's almost too late. They lack intelligence and planning. I pointed out several plot points way before they happened and at times it was almost painful to listen to parts that you just don't care about.