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Little Girl Lost
- Detective Robyn Carter Crime Thriller Series, Book 1
- Narrated by: Emma Newman
- Series: Detective Robyn Carter Crime Thriller Series, Book 1
- Length: 14 hrs and 13 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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- J.J & G Robson
- 30-12-17
Good story but totally ruined by the narration
So sad for this author - narration was a disaster, Amelia sounded like a young Lady Bracknell & Jackson a sulky schoolboy & PLEASE Audible stop the current rot of turning the indefinite article 'a' into 'ay' - ay hay cart ???
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- Sharon Binns
- 14-04-18
Painfully narrated
Liked the story & was looking forward to to finding a new series to listen to, however I found the narrator painful to listen to & it spoilt my enjoyment of the book
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- Loony loo
- 04-07-17
Not for me!
Too predictable for me I'm afraid and the narration was just strange, over emphasised and like a book read by Eliza from My Fair Lady...
3 people found this helpful
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- Rona Hunnisett
- 22-05-18
The worst reader I've ever heard
If I wanted someone to pronounce every single letter of every single word, then this is the woman I'd pick - she is utterly nauseating and frequently had me screaming in my head while she articulated every single syllable, which frequently put the emphasis on the wrong part of the sentence.
Add to this a story which went along nicely, and then suddenly, as if the author got bored, just dropped in a conclusion, and you'll see why my review isn't that kind. Much better detective stories are available - avoid this one!
2 people found this helpful
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- angela winston
- 20-04-18
and narrator
love the story but will mot be nuying another the narrator was terrible..it a pity..but i just could not listen to get droning on.
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- marie lee
- 06-06-17
Robotic Narration
I am still trying to listen to this book but the narrator is so monotonous and robotic that I may have to revert to the written word instead. That is the only reason I have given it three stars.
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- Liz W.
- 23-01-21
Good book
Dreadful narration
Wonder pronounced wander throughout
A as in ‘a book’ pronounced A as in the alphabet pronunciation as well as other really annoying things
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- JAJA
- 13-01-21
Good story!
Bit confusing with the who? and the when? at first .. but that was probably the point
Also the tone of the narrator seemed jarring with what was being said on occasion.
Otherwise a good book all round
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- Amyvick87
- 17-12-19
Not at all gripping or thrilling
I do love a good detective series. I am a huge fan of DI Stone, Luc Callanach and more so when I picked up this detective book, I thought I'd found my new series. How wrong was I. The storyline jumps from place to place, is inconsistent, dull and too long for my liking. It feels like it was unnecessarily padded out with descriptions and inane talking. The amount of times the Detective claimed she was "so close to finding the suspect" was ridiculous. It took her another 5 audible hours to get there and I figured it out way before that!
As for the audio, I have never come across such an irritating narrator. She has barely any inflection in her voice and most of the time I had no idea which character she was, the chapters seemed to meld together too quickly, the enunciation was too much - who speaks like that? - and the mis or odd pronunciation of words grated on me so badly. You'll notice how often a word is used once you catch on to the way it's weirdlypronounced (plahstic).
I was going to give the second book a go, hoping the author redeemed herself and it was just teething problems but after realising all the books in the series are narrated by the same person, I'll pass. I was so glad to get to the end of this. Would not recommend at all!
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-05-19
Story ok but narrator no good
I persevered with this audiobook but the narrator was terrible. She unfortunately sounded like a robot and ironically had to do a robotic voice at some points throughout the book. It was extremely hard to tell the difference. I’m sorry to say I won’t be buying anymore books narrated by her. ☹️
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- S. Klinger
- 11-07-17
Disturbing subject matter
I had to stop listening. Be warned this is about a child molester. It was just too disturbing to continue listening to.
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- Jeanie
- 16-07-17
Kept me listening for hours.
The reason for the 4 star overall review is because I think the listeners can do without the disgusting details given during the child molestation. That's too far in my book. That aside it was an amazing book.
46 people found this helpful
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- Christine A Saunders
- 09-08-17
Laborious story and less than stellar narration
I don't often write a bad review but we all know that a good narration can make a bad book better. Unfortunately, in this case, we have a poor narration making a mediocre and rather implausible story, well, mediocre. I really struggled with Emma Wyman's high pitch delivery, unusual intonation and unconvincing character voices hard to listen to, and the story felt improbable and laboured.
46 people found this helpful
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- Lindabing
- 02-08-17
Little Girl Lost
I tried very hard to like this book but wasn't successful. The narrator had an accent that was irritating and she seemed as bored and detached as I was. I was disappointed with the story line as well. After 2 dreadful chapters I had to shut it off to save my sanity. There was NOTHING going on except her voice going on and on and on
34 people found this helpful
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- Alice Reyns
- 29-03-17
Very intriguing
this book held my interest and I swore I knew what was going to happen and it did not happen the way I thought at all. Great book.
Con: it was graphic as someone who has been abused I felt it very difficult to get through the beginning. I didn't read the synopsis I just put it on to keep me company on a long road trip. I did enjoy the book though.
10 people found this helpful
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- Patricia A. Jones
- 18-03-17
Best Mystery I Have Read in a While
This story was really good. I read/ listen to a lot of suspense and mystery books and this one really kept me on my toes, trying to figure out who the killer was. I usually figure it out very quickly but this one kept me guessing almost until the end, when the author revealed it. i liked the protagonist, Robin because she was not one of the female cops ususally portrayed in books and movies as super tough and sarcastic with a chip on their shoulder. I will definitely look forward to the next book in the series!
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- Lynne F
- 23-07-17
Spoiled by narration
This is a well plotted novel - no real mystery, it's takes very little time to determine who is the culprit - but storylines are woven together well. However, I will not continue with this series as the narration is too stilted and wooden - which spoiled the book for me.
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- Lia
- 01-11-17
Repetitive And Predicable
The reviews and premise of the book were interesting.
The guessing and suspecting everyone were OK. But the story way too long, 8 hours max would have been appropriate. There was over and over again reiteration. I actually skipped from paragraph 33 to 63 and did not miss out on the story line. The narrator was extremely annoying particularly while portraying the hysterical mother.
The child abuse was a bit too gratuitous in it's description, in my opinion -not a good thing these days. Too bad, the book could have been so much better without the rambling, the clues not being connected by the detective or mother and the lack of imbuing feelings for the main characters.
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- Cathy J Hunter
- 14-04-17
Annoying Self flogging character
Very interesting twist on murder mystery. Was a little bit hard to keep up with characters and their names. The character that I dislike the most was the baby's mother-not quite sure about her name is now-continually whined about it was all her fault and she was so sorry sorry sorry sorry. That got a little annoying. Otherwise like the detective and liked her relationship with her cousin.
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- Christine M.
- 13-06-17
Well worth a listen.
Would you listen to Little Girl Lost again? Why?
There were multiple twists and turns that require one's attention. The narrator has a pleasant voice.
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
Long before the end of the story, you knew who was responsible for the mayhem, but I kept listening in order to find out how it all ended.
Which scene was your favorite?
Don't want to spoil it for others.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
The consequences of sexual abuse are far-reaching.
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