
A Sci-Fi Adventure
4 out of 5 stars
Kangaroo Too reads like a Sci-Fi Adventure book that mates with a Mystery. And it didn’t feel all over the place either. Chen was able to write in a way that had me laughing throughout, but also wondering what was going to come next. I couldn’t figure out what was going to happen or how this book was going to end and I loved every second of it.
The character building, plot, and overall storytelling ability of Chen is what I liked the most about Kangaroo Too. It was just a really well-told story that was easy to follow, enjoyable, and overall a blast to read.
A few times I thought this would take a nose dive into the “caper” or spy-thriller aspects of Kangaroo – but it didn’t. It kept it right on the edge where it wasn’t a “typical” spy thriller or caper book – but had more Sci-Fi and Mystery added keeping it fresh and unique.
P.J. Ochlan is perfect for this book – his narration is exactly what Chen’s writing and secret agent Kangaroo needed. The production value and just overall ability of Ochlan really ratcheted this book up a notch.
Overall, a blast of a book that I enjoyed from beginning to end.
Book Description:
Kangaroo Too by Curtis C. ChenNarrator: P.J. Ochlan
Length: 12 hrs and 4 mins
Series: The Kangaroo Series #2
Published by Macmillan Audio on September 5th 2017
Genres: Adventure, Science Fiction
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