She succeeds in making Sloane and the rest of the characters come alive. As long as you are okay with all that, and I was, you're in for a very good time with this one.įryda Wolff is an excellent narrator and voice actor.
Worse the all of the main characters here are seen from the point of view of Ryder and have very limited screen time in the video game. The problem with that is that those books will never be published as the story will continue and conclude in the video game Mass Effect Andromeda and perhaps forthcoming DLC. The warning in my title refers to the fact that at the end of the novel it has the feel of setting up a future series of books. It's the missing backstory to the game that we hear about as we meet the characters in this book but don't get to see play out because it happens in the past. Here the thing it's a prequel for Mass Effect Andromeda the video game. This book gets five stars from me because it's the highest caliber writing and performance. Yes, ideally BEFORE playing Mass Effect Andromeda Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? I think she did the most recent Brett Battles book but am not sure. Have you listened to any of Fryda Wolff’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
The fact that we meet these characters while playing Mass Effect Andromeda adds to it. The writing and the performance is top notch. What made the experience of listening to Mass Effect™ Andromeda: Nexus Uprising the most enjoyable?
Especially Sloan, who is just a perpetual ball of anger. Tann, Addison and Sloan are interesting characters, but they seem to miss the opportunity to really flesh them out. People bickering in a city-planning meeting gets old fast, and half the book is just taken up with how tired everyone is. They should have focused on more action, mystery and character interaction. If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Mass Effect™ Andromeda: Nexus Uprising? Would you be willing to try another one of Fryda Wolff’s performances? The plot drags, and the delivery is uninspired, which is surprising given the narrator's talents in the ME: Andromeda game. I have enjoyed most of the previous Mass Effect books (and the games, of course), but this one was pretty disappointing. What was most disappointing about Jason M. This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
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