This Other Eden

Does that mean all of Paul's books share the same Hardingverse (TM)?

Probably the most gorgeous, breath taking imagery you'll read all year.

The audio book version of “This Other Eden” by Paul Harding is a well-produced and emotionally charged listening experience. The narrator does an excellent job of bringing the characters to life and capturing the lyrical quality of the prose. The tone of the narration is well-suited to the mood of the book, and the narrator's voice is clear and easy to listen to for extended periods of time.

One of the strengths of the audio book is the ability to experience the rich and evocative prose in a new way. The narrator's delivery enhances the emotional impact of the story, making the listener feel more connected to the characters and their experiences.

The audiobook of “This Other Eden” certainly sparked my interest to delve deeper into the history of Malaga Island and the interracial communities residing there during that time period. The flood that occurred on the island was especially intriguing to me.

However, some listeners may find the pace of the story to be slow and plodding. The heavy-handed themes and emotions may also turn off some listeners, as the author relies on melodrama rather than subtlety to convey them.

In conclusion, the audio book version of “This Other Eden” is a well-produced and emotionally charged listening experience. If you're a fan of literary fiction and enjoy audio books, this may be a good choice for you..

Thanks to Netgalley for the audio ARC