Moral Code by Lois and Ross Melbourne Audiobook Tour, Review + Giveaway! {Ends 5/14/23}

Review By LAWonder10:

Moral Code is a well-written story with several controversial subjects that would ensure interesting discussion points. Although I disagree with some of the reasoning, there were also many good ideas suggested in this futuristic tale. 

This is a story if intellectually advanced individuals involved in realistic futuristic advances.  After surviving an earthquake with six special needs children, scientist, Kiera Stetson, and her small team, along with her intriguing invention, received the opportunity of a lifetime. While amazing, new advances occurred, so did the challenges. The lines of the moral code she had always been a strong believer in, now a\nattled between what is legal and what is right. 

The story was interesting and contained a couple of unexpected twists. There was a slight cliffhanger at the end. 

The characters were portrayed well and were very realistic. The scenes were described quite well and could be visualized by the reader/listener. The Book Cover and Title were chosen well and would appeal to most “browsers”.

The book would have been more profound had it had a more “seasoned” narrator. However, the narrator improved in the last half of the story.

Her diction was slightly slurred and difficult at times to understand, especially in the first half of the book. She definitely does not have a “voice” for the male population. The “voices” she used for men were squelchy. She did not have a decipherable variation between character “voices”. She did very well in emphasis and the female “voices”, although not always consistent with them.

I offer a Four Stars rating on the book and a Yhtrr Stars rating on the narration.

This audiobook was gifted to me with no pressure to post a positive review. This is my honest review.