
The Troll Whisperer
The Troll Whisperer, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Michael T. Bradley
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By:
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Sera Trevor
Oscar Lozada is repulsive, and he likes it that way. His apartment is always a wreck, he works at a sewage plant, and he’s an abrasive jerk to just about everyone. When he's not out drinking and hooking up with strangers, he trolls people on the internet for lulz.
His life changes when he finds out a victim of his trolling lives right next door. Noah is super-hot and disarmingly nice. In spite of himself, Oscar starts to fall for him. All he has to do is make sure Noah never discovers the truth behind his trollish ways.
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This one caught me by surprise... 4.5 stars!
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More egregious is the state of his apartment, his attitude toward love, and, most subtly, his mistreatment of his best friend Jeremy. Oscar's personal hygiene habits are mentioned precisely once, in the opening paragraphs of the novel, and then promptly forgotten, so I guess we're meant to assume that he shapes up when he meets Noah. In fact aside from those opening paragraphs, I didn't even really dislike Oscar very much. We know almost from the beginning that he's redeemable, and I'm listing that in the "positive" column of the book because if he were too much of a jerk, I wouldn't care whether or not he ends up redeemed.
His friend Jeremy eventually gets a girlfriend who is meant to seem wise and self-sacrificing but comes across as overbearing and (an even worse sin) a bit cliché. Her name is Crystal and she spews platitudes like Mr. Miyagi and gives off knowing, sad smiles like it's her job. She's described as being extremely beautiful and kind and wise, with a tragic past, and if the main romantic pairing of this novel were her and Jeremy, I'd call her a Mary Sue. We're supposed to think she's wonderful, but something about her uncanny ability to always say exactly the right thing just rings absolutely false to me, and she's the sole reason I'm giving this audiobook four stars instead of five.
Luckily, she's not THAT big a character, and every other character, including Jeremy, Oscar's family, and, most importantly, Oscar and Noah, seem more real. The writing is top notch, the story interesting, the romance is well developed, and I'm excited to read the sequel. The narration from Michael T. Bradley is excellent; I'm not familiar with him but I'd gladly listen to him again.
The (Mostly Inoffensive) Troll Whisperer
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Great story and wonderful new narrator discovery
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Great listen!
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I’ve read curses foiled by Sera Trevor and really liked it. This story blew it out of the park. Perfect troll meets sweet guy story. All the characters are relatable and real. Oscar really started out as horrid as they come but he grew on me over the course of the story. His growth was visible and believable.
If you are looking for a really sweet romance with real life angst that makes the HEA well earned and has Oscar the grouch and Elmo like characters that just works, this story is perfect for you. Even if you are not this is a very very good listen any way. Totally recommended!
Unexpectedly brilliant
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Un-perfect Hero
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The characters are written so well. The reader really feels what Oscar is going through and, despite his flaws, root for him to figure out this love thing so he can have his HEA. Noah is about the most adorable character I've read. He is optimistic and upbeat even though he was brought up in a cultish environment. Their falling in love is believable and real. I shed a few tears along the way to happiness.
Michal T Bradley does a terrific job with narration. He made me feel the emotion of the story.
Highly recommeded.
The Troll Finds His Whisperer
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I am very pleased to say the audiobook companion measures up the excellent writing in that the narrator, Michael T. Bradley, has a full and talented vocal range to impart distinctly separate vocal qualities to the characters that make it a choir of delight doing three part harmony to listen to. So many bad narrators chatter on in a monotone fitting only to depict a teletype machine. Mr. Bradley is a very good narrator.
A Gem of a Story
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Top Notch
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