A Tale of Two Cities [Tantor]

There are a few things that stand out about the characters in A Tale of Two Cities. First, they are all incredibly complex. There are no clear-cut heroes or villains, which makes the story all the more interesting. Second, the characters are all incredibly passionate. They feel things deeply and are willing to fight for what they believe in. This makes for an exciting and emotional story.

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Great narrator! The book is great, but I love the way he handles the different voices of the characters. I’ve read a lot of books narrated by him, and he makes the characters sound so much like themselves.

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—Audiobook Publishing News

“A Tale of Two Cities is an epic novel with a complex plot, multiple characters and a wide cast of supporting characters, and so it is a perfect candidate for the audio book treatment. And this audio book doesn’t disappoint. Richard Armitage does an outstanding job with the narration, keeping the many characters straight as he spins a compelling tale of love, intrigue and betrayal.”

—Fiction Addict

“This is my first experience with Richard Armitage’s voice in an audiobook, but I think it will not be my last. He has a wonderful voice, with a deep, rich timbre, and he is a master of the art of the audiobook. He is able to bring new life to this novel, and to raise it to new heights.”

—Audiobooks For Life

“Armitage was a brilliant choice for this audiobook. I can easily see him in a period drama on PBS. His voice is very British, masculine and very easy to listen to. The book itself was written in the late 1800s, so you get a little bit of the old England