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  • They Disappeared

  • By: Rick Mofina
  • Narrated by: Andy Paris
  • Length: 9 hrs and 42 mins
  • 3.7 out of 5 stars (6 ratings)
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By: Rick Mofina
Narrated by: Andy Paris
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Summary

A loving family, fracturing under pressure....

Jeff Griffin, a mechanic, and his wife, Sarah, travel from Montana to Manhattan to give their nine-year-old son, Cole, his dream vacation as they secretly face the heart-wrenching turmoil that has them teetering on divorce. In the wake of their heartbreak, a mother and son disappear....

While sightseeing near Times Square, Jeff steps into a store to buy batteries for their camera - but upon returning to the street he finds that Sarah and Cole have vanished. A frantic father searches for clues as time ticks down....

Battling his anguish and police suspicions, Jeff fights to rescue Sarah and Cole. He knows now that the love he and Sarah have is worth saving. But he could lose the chance to tell her amid growing fears that they have become entangled in an unfolding plot that could have global consequences.

©2012 Highway Nine, Inc. (P)2012 Recorded Books

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  • KH
  • 19-08-23

Usual good story.

I have enjoyed all of the authors books. I listerned to each one after the other.

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A speedy listen

This was by far the quickest I have ever listened to an audiobook - I put it on at every opportunity...just so that I could finish it as soon as possible. If it had been a library book I'd have given up after less than a page.



The narrator tried to put far too much emotion into his (American accented) voice - but not very well. I'm not sure if it's ever made clear on Audible if narrators have American accents, but it would help to know.



The story was so predictable. I couldn't care one jot for any of the characters. It was really very boring. It astounds me how these 'new york time best sellers' can be so badly written.



I'm sure after a chapter or two, even after over 70 of them, the reader / listener might have realised that 'Nick' referred to 'Nick Griffin'. But no, we had to have it spelt out each time. And I wish this author would find another word for 'said'. My two daughters of 11 and 9 came up with many suggestions of different verbs and use of words to avoid the phrase. I wish he would consider some of them. Even the narrator seemed to stumble on the word in some pieces of audio when every single line finished in 'so and so SAID'.



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