Or maybe not actually listening to Tana herself--listening, instead, to her novel Broken Harbor, read as an audiobook.
Lisa B is a great fan, so when I told her I was finally becoming acquainted with the French's work, Lisa told me to start at the beginning with In the Woods. However, I had already become hooked on Broken Harbor--not so much on the story at first (although I am now), but because I am a sucker for stories read to me by men (sorry, ladies) with any kind of British (English, Scottish, Welsh, or Irish) accent.
Meanwhile, I am marveling at Tana French's prose. Soooooo amazingly fine. I can't believe I've waited this long to invite into my life.
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She is one of my favorites! It sounds like a fun idea to listen as well...
I listened to In The Woods while climbing Mt. Whitney. I loved it.
I happen to be in this writers' group and one of us has a Welsh accent. It's the best when it's her turn to read.
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