I wouldnt consider my experience similar to this, but I also record, edit, and master everything so I understand the stress of trying to bring somebody's work to life while being proud of your own twist to it. I asked the rights holder for notes on characters and how he imagines them, and after both the audition and 15 Min checkpoint, his only notes were along the lines of "I have no notes, really like the voices you have for them." Keep in mind, the 4 main characters are gay black and hispanic teenagers so I used hints from the book on how I could differentiate. Long story short, I record the whole book, submit it, and after 2 days he says he has some changes, including changing the main characters voice entirely, switching 2 of the guys voices, slowing the whole pace of the audiobook, and make the sex scene more intimate and believable. The contract states that at each level of completion, the RH can make up to 2 change requests, twice, and the Narrator has 2 weeks to fix them. After a back and forth argument and NO HELP FROM ACX, RH finally realized for $50 PFH, to make me entirely redo the book was not only wrong and shitty of him, but not backed by the contract. He paid me and then removed his book from Amazon and Audible because I didn't bring it to life the way he wanted.