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The Night Crossing
- Narrated by: Gary Furlong
- Length: 11 hrs and 53 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Horror
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- su through the looking glass!
- 25-04-19
Real Indiana Jones stuff, enjoyable
I liked this a lot, especially the twist towards the end. I don't know why there were 'Americanisms' though - especially as the narrator has an English accent.. Surely Americans know what a pavement is, a railway is etc? A minor point but it did become annoying.. Already!!!
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- TCUALUM2003
- 21-12-18
Truly exhilarating adventure back in time!!
My first step into the mind of Robert Masello has me clamoring for another of his adventures. The Night Crossing was a fantastic journey back in time to the late 1800s on into the turn of the century. I've read many fictional tales based on factual religious, scientific, and historical components and enjoyed them immensely. Masello has gone a step further by allowing you to encounter some of London's richly talented members of stage and print as they were as the 1800s came to an end and the 20th century was coming into its own. Masello's use of Bram Stoker as one of the story's protagonists allowed you to tag along with him in his personal and social circles at that period in time. That element provided a magically immersive backdrop to the adventure you went on with Bram and Mina. A chilling tale that literary lovers of fictional adventures that clash with the truth will likely enjoy as much as I did.
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- The Rev. Craig
- 02-08-19
Relentless
You never know what will come of a fictional story with a real life protagonist. Fear not. Bram Stoker is perfect for this story. The suspense IS relentless. From the early pages to the last pages the plot twists and turns become tornadic (I know, not a word), and settles back to simply (simply?) suspense. Beginning in Romania and ending - of course - in London, the main female protagonist is a power unto herself. Bram comes to the story a bit later but in the midst of a drama - introducing the second plot and involving a second female protagonist - which can't be a subplot cause it stands alone, only connected to the other plot by a golden box. Extended life, twice deaths, theater, graveyard, other creepiness, and the Titanic conspire to rivet you to the page (sorry - earpiece.) The use of the Titanic was disconcerting at first, but it did work. If you like historical fiction, you'll find this opus uniquely suited to your taste. If historical fiction isn't your thing, read it for the mystery - which includes the supernatural. What else do you expect from a story about Bram Stoker? I'll reread this book a while after the nightmares end.
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- Anonymous User
- 22-01-19
Did not enjoy this narrator. His delivery was dry and didn’t do the story justice.
The overall story was good, with nice plot twists and good characters. But tying the ending into the Titanic just made it too far fetched to be convincing.
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- Kurtis Karr
- 10-11-18
I just couldn't get into it because of narrator.
The narrator's rhythm and cadence just put me on edge. Granted, this is completely subjective and might be just fine for other listeners but I just couldn't stand his herky jerky style. I had to give up after a few hours.
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- The Big D/ Easy
- 21-09-18
Change can be a bad thing!
This book was a typical Masello story in the vein of Einstein Prophecy and the Jekyll Revelation, combining past facts with fictions, and mixing in some supernatural elements. I really enjoy these types of stories so I am a fan. There’s just one problem. The above mentioned books were read by the always fantastic Christopher Lane, and this one isn’t. I’m not sure why the change was made but it was a huge mistake. While the narrator doesn’t do a bad job, he’s no Mr. Lane. So while I’m happy with the story, the audiobook could have been so much better. Did I mention I was disappointed with the change in narrators?
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- Terra K.
- 30-12-20
Enjoyed this!
I am not normally interested in stories that go back to the 1800 & early 1900's, but this was different somehow. Familiar events mixed with fiction, mystery (which I also don't normally like), and supernatural put together in a refreshingly entertaining listen. The performance was perfect, especially given the accent of the speaker.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-12-20
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I loved it, it was nice how history was incorporated into the story I would listen to it again.
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- Susan
- 17-11-20
EXCELLENT
HAVE SO ENJOYED ALL THIS AUTHOR'S BOOKS, THIS WAS NO EXCEPTION, ALTHOUGH A LITTLE FANTASTICAL DURING THE FINAL QUARTER OF THE BOOK.
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- Judith L. Butler
- 07-10-20
awful sound quality!
Good story, good narration, but audio was AWFUL, scratchy and tinny. Got cheap through whispersync, otherwise I'd be returning. such a shame.
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- Mary Ann Bakowski
- 03-10-20
An amazing story for Bram Stoker fans
I think this is a most enjoyable book. I love the characters, the plot, and the details. Bram being my favorite character but followed closely by Mina. You don’t need to be a fan of “Dracula” to enjoy this book.