Scarlett

The voices were believable except for Rhett's.Born in Atlanta, I have read "Gone With the Wind" at least 20 times, seen the movie even more than 20and read this sequel at least 5 times. Clark Gable is now and forever the voice of Rhett Butler, in my mind, so you can understand how disappointingRhett's voice was to me. All in all I found the 36 hours to be the most entertaining ever spent! Thank you, Audible. . .

All lose ends were tied up and there was adventure with familiar and new characters. I love that it's the same narrator as with the first book. It didn't even feel like listening to a sequel, it felt like listening to a continuation.

While the story ends favorably,there were so many characters and settings. Margaret Mitchell also had very detailed settings and character descriptions perhaps I was just being impatient.

The story is rich and satisfying and full of interesting turns and similar themes to the original. I do wish they had chosen a narrator with a young voice as all the characters are quite young. The narration is done well but her voice gives a mature quality and my mind's eye pictures Scarlett in her 50s rather than 30s.

Narration was ok, but the accents left something to be desired.The story itself was overwritten and trying to hard to be witty.Poor language consistency for the time period, characters' class, and circumstances.I will not have a repeat listen.