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The Frozen Lake
- A Vintage Mystery
- Narrated by: Nicolette McKenzie
- Length: 15 hrs and 27 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- MaMaMason
- 21-02-16
Nicolette McKenzie is a fabulous narrator!
I've just discovered Elizabeth Edmondson and have really enjoyed both this book, and the Villa in Italy. Exactly right for a Sunday afternoon in front of the fire on a rainy day in the Lake District. Quite convoluted in places and far fetched, but it's a story, and I love the era in which these books are set. The narration is spot on and really evokes the period. I'm nearly old enough to remember people talking like this, and find it very nostalgic! Will be purchasing other books by both the author, and narrator.
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- Manar Moustafa
- 20-08-16
A very enjoyable read
The author has presented us with an easy to follow story line with many interesting characters.
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- B. Deverell
- 14-10-18
The most wonderfully written story
Don’t read this for the intrigue that happens later on. Read it for the amazing atmospheric delight. A tale of family, friends, conflicts, wars. This beautifully crafted story had me captivated and I felt lost when it finished. Sensational writing.
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- Andrea Spencer
- 04-02-20
Awful
It was so bad I only got to chapter 10. It was like slow torture
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- G
- 15-05-16
A 'slow burn' book but very enjoyable
What made the experience of listening to The Frozen Lake the most enjoyable?
The narrator has a beautiful voice which made listening a pleasure. Her voice entirely suited the era in which the book was written
What did you like best about this story?
A very English setting and story and I enjoyed the portrayals of the various characters. I do not think I would have enjoyed reading the book but listening to it gave it more depth
What about Nicolette McKenzie’s performance did you like?
Her lovely very English voice
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No as it wasn't an exciting book and I could stop it at various times and then get right back into it
Any additional comments?
A well written and fascinating vintage story
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- CanadianCuz
- 14-10-16
Enjoyable but slow
I did enjoy this but it was a slow starter. Basic story good although figured it out well before the end. It's not a book I would recommend but wouldn't slate it either.
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A WOW of a super story!!!
This is truly a truly magnetic story that really holds the imagination for the reader many thanks.
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- Gillian
- 28-02-16
Rather predictable and over long.
This story is well thought out and well read but there is a deal of frustration with the predictability. I quickly realised who the strangers really were but the end takes forever to get there. How dense/ ignorant can the characters be and how complicit in so many coverups? I listened to the end out of curiosity to see how neatly the ends were all tied up, but there were no surprises, and all the clues were dropped into the plot unsubtle to the end.
13 people found this helpful
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- Julie
- 13-01-16
loved this book
Where does The Frozen Lake rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
One of the nicest books very easy listening
Who was your favorite character and why?
Grandmother
What about Nicolette McKenzie’s performance did you like?
Good pace pleasing voice
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Slow start then definitely
Any additional comments?
do not like writing much as do not want to spoil story for others
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- Trina
- 09-05-16
Another world
A book that takes you to another time and place. Engaging characters and a good sense of place.
Pre-war English society, heroes and villains and a satisfying conclusion.
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- Michaela
- 12-04-16
Enjoyable story, superb narration
I'd stongly recommend this to anyone who enjoys well-constructed 'tween wars British cozies. The characters are well drawn and the details of every day life in the upper class of that era are convincing. The descriptive writing and sense of place and time are excellent and occasionally beautiful. The plot is fairly predictable, but the writing and wonderful narration completely blotted out the book's flaws -- for me, anyway. McKenzie even gets the Welsh accent right, which is a painfully rare achievement .
37 people found this helpful
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- girlofgrace
- 28-01-16
Good story
I struggled to get all the characters straight in the beginning. Once I figured out who's who I really got into the book and hard a hard putting down.
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- Kathi
- 11-01-16
Good listen
My first book by Elizabeth Edmondson, and the narration by Nicolette McKenzie was very good. I think the mystery aspect was somewhat secondary to the family tale, even though the focus of the book. It was not too hard to figure out as the book progressed. But the character development and story was quite good, and held my interest. I'd only say that it did seem very long, and though interesting, I felt ready for it to end. I would read or listen to other books by this author or narrator.
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- KelBell
- 13-06-17
Great Character Driven Book
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This is my fourth Elizabeth Edmondson novel. Her books are very character driven with a fully realized world, rich in details. I will say it took me a little while to get invested in the beginning of this book, as the number of characters can be hard to keep straight when in audiobook format. Someone on the amazon site has a list going and I used it as a reference in the beginning. I got to the "mystery" before the book did but as I said the characters are so well written I was happy to just follow along with them. The narrator was fantastic. I found this book to be a joy to read/listen to and look forward to reading more of her work.
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- Dee
- 19-05-19
Just love this!
I love this book . I cannot guess how many times I have listened to it as it is my go-to book at night, or when I am waiting, or doing chemo.
12 people found this helpful
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- Charisma
- 27-12-19
More period drama...
There isn’t much of a mystery here. That said, I chose to endeavor till the end because I enjoyed the writing style and the narration. The story is driven, or rather rests entirely, on the strength of its portrayal of plenty of interesting characters. Since there were so many characters to consider, I found that delightfully, not all were predictably or wholly likable or otherwise. Other than one domineering soul, that unsurprisingly had much to do with all the turmoil. So though the plot as a whole holds no suspense, the story is still quite engaging. And even then, the drama element doesn’t devolve into protracted, schmaltzy scenes.
10 people found this helpful
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- amber
- 06-02-18
Mediocre
What did you like best about The Frozen Lake? What did you like least?
Since I didn't hate this book, there had to be something I liked, but I can't think of it. I hate the way it was written! It would have been amazing if it were one of those slipping in and out of time stories, but this was written in a way that by the time the "mystery" was revealed, I already had it all figured out.
Would you recommend The Frozen Lake to your friends? Why or why not?
Nope. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend a book that is so poorly written and mostly boring.
What does Nicolette McKenzie bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
She was a fair narrator. I think if I were reading this book or it had a bad narrator, I would have just put it down.
Do you think The Frozen Lake needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
Please, no! I cannot take anymore of the melodrama of these dumb families and the panty-waist relatives.
Any additional comments?
I'm going to give this author one more shot, if that one is as stupid as this one, I'm not touching another of her books. I mean, in at least 20 years of the matriarch dominating her family to the point of emotional and verbal abuse, not one person, even her husband, has the nerve to stand up for one another? No thanks.
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- M. Hanein
- 11-11-18
lots of characters
I have to say that I am surprised that I ended up enjoying this book as much as I did! Listening to a book with so many different characters and how they are all interconnected was a little bit confusing. But ultimately the characters were well-written, plenty to dislike and plenty of quirky characters to fall in love with. #happyending #tagsgiving #sweepstakes
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-01-16
Ok, but too long.
What did you like best about The Frozen Lake? What did you like least?
Grandmama had no redeeming characteristics whatsoever. I should have paired the audible version with a hard copy to keep better track of who is related to whom and which group lives on which side of the lake.
Would you recommend The Frozen Lake to your friends? Why or why not?
I did recommend it to my sister.
Which character – as performed by Nicolette McKenzie – was your favorite?
Great Aunt Daphne.
Do you think The Frozen Lake needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
No. I would have trouble remembering who everybody was. It was hard enough this time.
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- KWM
- 10-05-16
Brilliant narration. Intricate story
This was an enjoyable mystery. The narrator does an amazing job with many distinct voices and accidents. Warning: Teenage girls are marginalized and victimized.
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