Thicker than Water

Listening to 'Thicker than Water' feels like eavesdropping on a scandal that's still unfolding. Tyler Shultz's narration is compelling, his voice oscillating between outrage and disbelief, drawing you into his story with an intimacy that's rare in audiobooks. He doesn't shy away from the complexities of his role, nor the personal cost of his actions, making this more than just a tale of corporate greed. The pacing is swift, the production minimalistic, allowing Shultz's story to take center stage. My only critique? I wish he'd delved deeper into the psychological toll of his experiences. But that's a small quibble in an otherwise riveting listen.