Unless they explained it ahead of time, which would I suppose defeat some of the purpose for what I read online, they would have a lot of returns and negative reviews for the audio version I would think.
I generally agree though that the narration should match. I know there's at least one Lisa Kleypas historical where the audiobook was done from a draft version of the book (or something) and doesn't match the text of the published book.
Last edited by AnemicOak; 07-30-2015 at 08:16 PM.
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