If everything is being done 'in the family', as seems to be indicated by the details on the second version, that would be the most appealing to me. My concern is if there may be any false reporting or impropriety going on, and also to make sure the author, as well as the narrator, get credit for the sale. Is this a relative of the author? But what about the narrator? Same surname (minus a letter), is there anything to that? Even though it suspiciously sounds like the same narrator as the older version? Can anyone elucidate what may be going on here? The second one was added to Audible's catalog more recently, and reports as being published by Robert Greene. They're also exactly the same length, within a single second margin. But the information presented indicates they're different people. However, the first two versions, according to the preview, sound like they're performed by the exact same person, same cadence of speech, same octave range, same voice, essentially.

I know that the third version is an abridged version based on the truncated length. The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene (Abridged Audiobook)

Narrated by Don Leslie

Length: 9 hours and 53 minutes

Laws of Power is a practical, readable guide for anyone who wants power, watches power, or want to arm themselves against power. book 48 laws of power audiobook

Publisher: HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books Publisher: HighBridge, a Division of Recorded Books 'The 48 Laws of Power' has the following three versions available: ()

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