The sexual element of this book plays out between Laura and Carmilla (played by Phoebe Fox), it may come as a bit of a shock that a Victorian book would have Lesbian overtones but this is by no means the only title out there. The relationship between the two feels authentic although as a reader you will be trying to shout sense into Laura throughout the tale.
The shortness of the book as I eluded to earlier is rather less than my usual consumption from Audible. In this case though the book does not really waste any time getting down to the story and makes short work of any conflict. I will understand anyone who prefers to have a longer sitting with their Audiobooks but at times quality is more important and Carmilla certainly fits that bill.
Overall this change from straight narration to more of a dramatic performance is a nice change. The narrative fitted the many voices and at no time did any of the performances let down the rest. If this is a direction Audible will be pursuing then I will happily follow along.
The shortness of the book as I eluded to earlier is rather less than my usual consumption from Audible. In this case though the book does not really waste any time getting down to the story and makes short work of any conflict. I will understand anyone who prefers to have a longer sitting with their Audiobooks but at times quality is more important and Carmilla certainly fits that bill.
Overall this change from straight narration to more of a dramatic performance is a nice change. The narrative fitted the many voices and at no time did any of the performances let down the rest. If this is a direction Audible will be pursuing then I will happily follow along.