Walking Disaster Summary
Walking Disaster is a novel by Jamie McGuire, and the audiobook version of the novel is narrated by Dan Bittner. The book is a companion novel to McGuire's previous novel, Beautiful Disaster, and is told from the perspective of the male protagonist, Travis Maddox.
In the audiobook version of Walking Disaster, Bittner does an excellent job of bringing Travis's character to life. He captures the character's emotions and thoughts with nuance and depth, and his performance adds an extra layer of depth to the story. Listeners will be able to fully immerse themselves in Travis's world and experience the story from his perspective in a way that is not possible when simply reading the book.
The audiobook is just over 13 hours long, making it a relatively long listen. However, it's worth noting that the novel itself is quite lengthy as well, so the audiobook length is to be expected. It's also worth noting that Walking Disaster is a standalone novel and can be enjoyed without having read Beautiful Disaster, though readers who have read the first book will likely get more out of the companion novel.
One of the strengths of the audiobook version of Walking Disaster is the way in which Bittner captures Travis's inner monologue. Travis is a complex character with a troubled past, and Bittner does an excellent job of bringing his thoughts and feelings to life. Listeners will feel as though they are right there with Travis as he navigates his relationships and struggles with his own demons.
Another strength of the audiobook is the way in which Bittner handles the various supporting characters. From Travis's friends to his love interests, each character is given their own distinct voice, which makes it easy for listeners to keep track of who is speaking. This also helps to make the world of the novel feel more real and immersive.
Overall, the audiobook version of Walking Disaster is a great option for fans of the novel or for those who enjoy romance novels in general. With excellent narration and a lengthy runtime, it's an easy listen that will fully immerse listeners in the world of the story. Whether you've read the novel before or are experiencing it for the first time, the audiobook version of Walking Disaster is a great way to experience Travis's story.
