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Paper Dolls

By: Emma Pullar
Narrated by: Jessica Preddy
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Summary

Paper Dolls is a dark and compelling psychological thriller which will appeal to fans of authors like Chris Carter, C.J. Tudor and Karin Slaughter.  

When a bizarre set of murders take place in London, three flatmates become embroiled in the terrifying mystery. Mike, Beatrice and Kerri all share a flat and a passion to move their careers forward.  

When Mike, a frustrated mime in Trafalgar Square, lays eyes on performance artist Princess, his world begins to unravel.

Meanwhile, Kerri is struggling to hold on to her job as a journalist when she stumbles across a body, which turns out to be the third victim of the Paper Doll Killer. Beatrice, who was once a best-selling author, looks to the series of murders for inspiration but finds a lot more than she bargained for. As the three flatmates discover they each have links to the killer they start to turn on one another. Who might be next?  

©2019 Emma Pullar (P)2019 W. F. Howes Ltd

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“A deadly game of cat n' mouse...Pullar's dark mind is a force to be reckoned with." (Lv Hay)

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Completely unexpected twist.Can see this being made into a movie.Good crime psych thriller not for the faint hearted though!

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chilling and compelling

well worth every minute it took fantastic story and believable characters and situation. treat yourself.

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Oh wow this was a slog to get through. I say get through, I can’t finish it as I’m finding the combination of tedious storyline and dire narration too much like hard work. Maybe the last 3 hours are great and make it worthwhile, but I’ll never know as I’m done.

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Tedious with a very irritating narrator

The concept sounded great and the book came recommended by a friend. However, I found it very difficult to concentrate on as an audiobook as the narrator’s voice was very irritating, the plot was dull and characters unlikeable. After 4 hours I gave up the ghost and deleted it - I’ve listened to 20 books on audible and this is only the second time this has happened. Very disappointing!

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Awful narrator made it impossible to listen

I couldn’t get beyond the 2nd chapter as the narrator was so bad, no intonation or emphasis - it was a struggle to make sense of what was happening as she paused in odd places, rendering sentences incomprehensible. I gave up and returned it.

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