The novel takes place in the time leading up to WWII's D-Day with Gallatin attempting to find a way to prevent a German plot to derail the Allied invasion. McCammon's classic story follows Michael Gallatin, a Russian emigrant and current British spy. And of course, THE WOLF'S HOUR was an amazing novel. The sound effects gave a whole new dimension to the experience without detracting from the story. The voice-work was terrific, and the narration was detailed.

It was complete immersion in the best way. I was worried that I would miss out on a bunch of the narrative details, and that the voices would be horrible.Īll those worries went away ten minutes into the production. They do a full cast, and have tons of sound effects. GraphicAudio's productions aren't normal audiobooks.

The reader can make or break a novel, and many things just sound bad when read aloud regardless of the narrator. Regular audiobooks are an interesting beast. I found out that GraphicAudio has a production the the novel, however, and got a copy of it as soon as I could. didn't have it at the time, so I was pretty bummed out. I'd long wanted to read Robert McCammon's THE WOLF'S HOUR, but never had the time. For the purpose of this review, however, I used GraphicAudio on the recommendation of a friend. I use almost exclusively, and I highly recommend them for all your audiobook needs. I actually get a lot of my catch-up reading done this way. unless I use.wait for it.AUDIOBOOKS!!!!!!!! That's ten whole hours a week being dedicated to something other than reading awesome books. On average, I spend nearly two hours per day in a car. Why? Because it isn't a review of the actual, physical book. This review is going to be a bit different.

The Wolf's Hour by Robert McCammon