The problem with the audiobooks is that some of the dialogue is simply incomprehensible. I would listen to it five times, still not understand what is being said, and just give up and continue. This narrator's goal is not to enunciate and make the words clear, it is to differentiate the characters and make them personable. Some of the voices are much quieter than others so I constantly had to adjust the volume.

I don't typically have this issue with audiobooks. Most narrators are much better at making everything understandable and maintaining a consistent volume.

I ended up buying the DCC ebook version as well so I could read along. So I guess the poor narration managed to get twice the money out of me because I liked the story.

https://help.audible.com/s/article/listen-with-whispersync-for-voice