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Seslendiren:
Louise Williams, Charlie Sanderson, Rebecca Courtney, Rupert Bush
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Seslendiren:
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Louise Williams
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Charlie Sanderson
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Rebecca Courtney
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Rupert Bush
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Yazan:
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Alex Dahl
WHO TOOK LUCIA BLIX? Lucia went home from school with her new friend Josie for a playdate. Later that evening, Lucia's mother Elisa dropped her overnight things round and kissed her little girl goodnight. That was the last time she saw her daughter. The next morning, when Lucia's dad arrived to pick her up, the house was empty. No furniture, no family, no Lucia. HAVE YOU SEEN LUCIA?
Praise for the author: “Turns the raw power of maternal feeling into a gripping plot ... The author keeps the reader on tenterhooks with a deft balance of nail-biting tension and pure sympathy for her twisted heroine” SUNDAY TIMES
“'Dahl's sharp characterisations make her story feel fresh” SUNDAY EXPRESS
“Intriguing and believable ... At once a compelling thriller and a beautiful meditation on grief” JANE SHEMILT
“Unsettling, layered, bold, unpredictable, dark. Excellent” WILL DEAN
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On the positive side, the desolation of Elisa when she finds that her daughter Lucia has been abducted and for the ensuing months of anguish are well created, Lucia's experiences were also well written, and I liked the Norwegian and French settings. The multiple voices in the different chapters made for variety - as in the sub plot of the woman journalist, and of Lucia herself. The prisoner Marcus remains a mysterious character until one of the twists finally reveals his part in Elisa's backstory. I found the characters female-heavy, not surprisingly from a woman author perhaps; Elisa's husband Frederick for example fades away to nothing as the novel gathers pace.
BUT the whole production is completely ruined by the narrator who reads Elisa's part. Oh dear! What an appalling performance! Why didn't someone stop her and say after the first five minutes 'OK, you've done the breathy stuff, now shape up!' Her gasping breaths continue for the entire book - intensely irritating and making the listener's heart sink as Elisa's turn with the narrative comes, totally losing sympathy for this melodramatic woman.
Stretches credibility rather too far!
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Note on performances: I didn’t really like Elisa’s voice, unfortunately, but as there are several points of views that are read by different people it worked out fine all the same
Gripping story
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Like it at first but give it time it’s real good x
Really enjoyed it .
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Every parents nightmare
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