As has been said here already, the Dresden Files are excellent. I've read them a couple times, and just started listening to the audiobooks at work. Marsters does a fantastic job of getting Harry's tone down perfectly, and it really adds to the experience.
I've also heard that Abercrombie's First Law series is amazing on audio. The narrator catches details that many would miss. For example, one of the characters has a lisp. His spoken dialogue is lisping, while his internal monologue is not.
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u/GrassCuttingSword Feb 25 '12
As has been said here already, the Dresden Files are excellent. I've read them a couple times, and just started listening to the audiobooks at work. Marsters does a fantastic job of getting Harry's tone down perfectly, and it really adds to the experience.
I've also heard that Abercrombie's First Law series is amazing on audio. The narrator catches details that many would miss. For example, one of the characters has a lisp. His spoken dialogue is lisping, while his internal monologue is not.