My original Fine as Frog Hair audiobook review and many others can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.

At 30 pages this is a really fast, easy read. What made it a little difficult for me is the fact that my grandmother is going through the same issues that the main character is; losing their mind and trying like hell to keep it.

Ashley Fontainne writes this in such a way that the reader takes the journey with Marvin as he remembers his life and is journeying one last time to his childhood home. It is a bit of an emotional roller coaster but somehow still manages to find the happiness out of every moment in Marvin's life.

The characterization of Marvin and his lifelong friends and family really take center stage but you can also tell that Ashley either lives in the south or has a great deal of knowledge about it. She brought the south to life and Homer V Jones is able to put a voice to it.

Fantastic story and very good narration. I love Homer's voice. He has moments where he adds a bit more gravel to show Marvin's age and it works wonderfully.

Short but really great book that is worth everyone's time!

Audiobook was provided for review by the author. ( )

I really enjoyed this audiobook. It's a glimpse inside the mind of an elderly man, coming to terms with his lifetime and finally having the courage to let go of his anger. It's a healing, of sorts, for the protagonist as well as the listener. ( )