The Magadh Mystery

De: Christopher Doyle

Narrado por: Swetanshu Bora, Dave Riddhi, Suyash Barve, Rijul Ray, Manish Dongardive, Anuj Datta, Kaushik Ramachandran, Surjan Singh, Soham Pathak, Zubin Balaporia, Swara Sirohi Gandhi, Ira Sirohi Gandhi

Duración: 8 h y 52 m

Resumen del Editor

Audible presents The Magadh Mystery, an Audible Original. Vidya is a young archaeologist who has spent her entire childhood listening to the stories of the Magadh Mystery, but neither Vidya nor her brother believed these stories. When Vidya’s father-like colleague found some inscriptions from the Magadh Dynasty during an excavation and was killed soon after, she had no choice but to set out on this journey to unravel the Magadh Mystery.

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Fun adventure

Loved it. Sort of predictable but that was half the fun. Easy listen and now I’m looking forward to the next adventure.

A hidden gem!

A surprisingly interesting story well performed. The names of the characters were a bit difficult to decipher, but in the end the storyline made perfect sense. I was hooked.

Great Treasure hunt, bring on the next

Following the Mahabharta was awesome thank you for that, more please, the story is huge, 1.8 million words. keep creating stories, from this,history,that is being proven, as more an more city's, are being found Underwater, or under ground!

Sound effects were distracting

Although the narration was excellent, I found the extra bells and whistles very distracting. For others it may be a plus.

The story was okay overall.

So much fun!

I loved everything about this story. The ancient mythology tired in to modern day families was especially fun. I really liked the performance, too.

Enjoyable but difficult to follow with all the geographical details

The story would’ve been easier to follow on headphones. Multiple times the female voice/character was an audible without increasing volume. Difficult to differentiate cities and characters without a map. The mystery behind the villain was easy to detect prior to the end of book. With that being said, glad I finished book as the ending was worth the wait.

riveting

only mildly predictable. totally enjoyable. I really recommend it if you enjoy good stories. I do feel it was time well spent.

Story good but performance not

Enjoyed the story but did not care for the over acting on the part of main characters. Too many sighs, "okays" and thinking out loud to the point it was irritating.

Interesting story but a bit repetitive in the telling

I liked the focus on Indian history and there was good character development of the five main characters. I did not like how they all repeated the story from their own points of view. It felt repetitive and too long.

The twists and turns.

I really enjoyed this book. It kept a mystery about it with difficult puzzles for the characters to try and solve. Derived from a supposed tale passed down for generations. There was a lot of uncertainty around about others around and possibly within their group with a surprise ending. The story was well written with a great cast of characters and narration.