I disagree. The reader mispronounces the name of the authoress (ee-mare'-ick instead of the correct eh'-mer-eck). Audio processing is NOT great (some fuzziness and background noise). She does a straight read, somewhat wooden, with little change in vocal characterization.
I still prefer having a male reader for this particular work.
That said, if you don't want to spend the money for a professionally done version, this one will do the job. What little I heard did demonstrated good editing, and nothing in the way of pops or artifacts. She put a lot of work into it
If you'd like a short comparison, here is a portion of Chapter 1 (TAN Edition)
Beginning of TAN Chapter 1