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The One
- Narrated by: Clare Corbett, Vicky Hall, Simon Bubb, Jot Davies, Sophie Aldred
- Length: 11 hrs and 1 min
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Summary
Penguin presents the unabridged, downloadable audiobook edition of The One by John Marrs, read by Clare Corbett, Vicky Hall, Simon Bubb, Jot Davies and Sophie Aldred.
Soon to be a major Netflix Original series and perfect for fans of Caroline Kepnes's You.
How far would you go to find the one?
A number one ebook best seller and featured on Simon Mayo's Radio 2 book club. Perfect for fans of T. M. Logan's Lies and C. L. Taylor's The Fear.
One simple mouth swab is all it takes. A quick DNA test to find your perfect partner - the one you're genetically made for.
A decade after scientists discover everyone has a gene they share with just one other person, millions have taken the test, desperate to find true love. Now, five more people meet their Match. But even soul mates have secrets. And some are more shocking - and deadlier - than others....
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- Daisy
- 02-06-17
I absolutely loved this book!!
I liked the concept of the story line before I started reading but this book really exceeded my expectations!
It made me laugh, cry and had me on the edge of my seat at times. This is a great listen and I was completely hooked.
The narration was brilliant and I enjoyed all of the different characters!
I would highly recommend this book!
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- HughesyMK
- 29-05-17
Could have been so much more...
This was a fairly decent listen, but left me feeling it could have been so much more, both from a literary and narration point of view.
They story's concept was interesting but I thought the execution of the story was a bit hit and miss. Some parts of the book left me gagging for the next chapter in that character's story while others left me cringing, and fast-forwarding to get past it.
Some of the narration I feel was miscast and over read in some parts but, in the main, was OK.
Not Booker prize material, but wouldn't be the first book in the fire on The Day after Tomorrow.
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- san2har
- 09-05-17
Don't look for love on the internet
This was excellent delving into people's vanities and insecurities using web technology to find 'the one'. Excellent narration and story lines but suspend belief
15 people found this helpful
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- J. J.
- 24-04-18
Promised a lot more
I downloaded this based on the good reviews and the interesting idea of there being a DNA match out there for all of us.
Sadly, what could have been a great read was mediocre at best with weak characters and irritatingly abrupt narration from the guy reading Nick.
I felt it was all a bit too chick lit for my taste but, I did appreciate the slight twists to the ends of each characters tales. Just a shame the rest of the book was so lightweight.
Sorry but not one I’d recommend.
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- Barbara
- 21-07-17
not much to say
it was OK, honestly it was a bit basic frankly. I thought it might have given an interesting insight into modern relationships with a bit of a twilight zone to it. but it was just drivel
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- Natallie
- 19-05-17
unique, gripping and well performed.
great book if your looking for a new story against the sea of detective thrillers and Girl on the Trrain spin offs.
7 people found this helpful
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- Christine Knight
- 22-03-18
Missed opurtunity
It’s unfortunate that such a fantastic idea was dealt with in a soap type way. Very light and predictable .Also the male narrator spoke like he was speaking to a class of non English speaking 7 year olds very irritating!
9 people found this helpful
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- Louise
- 16-03-21
Very Different to the Netflix show
I saw the Netflix show come up on my home page and thought that it sounded familiar. I checked on here and found that I had, indeed, read the book and given it a good rating so decided to watch the show. Apart from the basic idea of true love being found via DNA matching, none of it was familiar. Having re-read a review of the book, which was familiar, I would say that the new Netflix show is a complete rewrite of the book, using only the basic idea, creating new characters and storylines.
Nevertheless, I watched the show in record time and would say that both are worth checking out.
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- Linda
- 25-01-19
Great Concept - if a bit chick lit
Like another reviewer I found this a strange mix. The concept of there being 'the one' out there for everyone is intriguing and believable in a world now obsessed by online dating. This lends itself very well to a series of different storylines and I think that this was very well accomplished. The various stories were different and interesting and I really did find myself avidly listening whenever I could. I too also winced at some of the dialogue and characterisations - as I feel so often when read/listening many of the women portrayed feel like an entirely different species to myself and women I know (thank goodness). I felt a lot more could have been made of the chaos such a capability would have to those already married - and I did find the end a bit obvious. Having said that, despite its flaws this is well worth a listen.
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- Deirdre
- 12-05-17
Loved this book - original & unexpected
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Great narration, great story, kept me guessing til the very end. Highly recommend
5 people found this helpful
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- Candice
- 19-05-17
If you read only ONE book this year...
...make it The One. What a great, engaging, and unique story.
What if there was really a soul mate for you somewhere in this wide world based only and completely on genetics? No matter your race, creed, religion, looks, where in the world you live, age, mental state, or even sexual orientation? And what if there existed a test, where for a simple swab and 9.99 your DNA match can be revealed to you? Would you do it? What if you are already happily married? Or what if your match is your same sex, and you are heterosexual (or at least, thought you were?!).
I found the concept of "DNA matching" a little suspicious at first, and actually that healthy skepticism stayed with me through the end. But that did not detract from the overall vision that I think the author was trying to convey.
The story is told through the points of view five main characters. Here are a few- Ellie, the CEO of a controversial mega-corporation who is both revered and reviled; Nathan, in love with his fiancé and ready to settle down, if only the girlfriend would stop insisting they "take the test;" Christopher, an ambitious and goal-oriented psychopath who finds his match and feels his life finally about to change.
The book is told in fast-paced, short chapters alternating between the five main characters. This choice made it near impossible for me to put the book down and it worked absolutely wonderfully to showcast the different experiences, opportunities, and dangers inherent in this technology. As is often the case with multiple POV storylines, some storylines may interest you overall more than others. But in the end John Marrs achieved the seemingly impossible: making me care about every single one of then, even the more than flawed ones.
Also, this book made me think A LOT about where the story ended for each character. Who "deserved" his or her fate? Was there ever a truly "happy ending?" If so, at what cost?
An excellent book- smart, savvy, and superbly well done- that I highly recommend. I will be looking for more John Marrs books in the future!
10 people found this helpful
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- Zoey&Jaspers Mommy
- 31-05-17
Buy This Book Now!!!!!
I have read over 100 books this year and this is by far the best. perfect narration by all of the narrators. it is a long book but reads quickly due to the short Cliffhanger chapters. don't even read the synopsis on this book don't read these reviews just click buy now. you won't be disappointed!!!!!
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- Wendy
- 28-05-17
Original!!!!!!
Love this book. Couldn't stop listening!!!! Best book all I've listened to in past 2 year!!!
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- Greg Smith
- 18-06-17
Not the One
I was told this was a science fiction novel. But the author has little understanding of the science behind the premise behind the book. This is a romance following 4-5 main characters. It's similar to "Love, Actually" in that way. It is long, boring, and unbelievable. It's as if someone said "What would happen if dating sites picked the perfect match." And then tried to find the problems with that eventuality. I slogged through this book hoping it would all make sense. But in the end it's a dressed-up Harlequin romance. Not recommended.
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- ROBIN
- 02-06-17
Kudos for originality !!
Loved the thought provoking and brilliantly original concept. The narration was also exceptionally well done. I can highly recommend this book to a wide variety of listeners
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- Getshotzi
- 29-05-17
GROUNDBREAKING!!!!!!
This book is amazing. Completely original and captivating. I absolutely cannot recommend this enough!!!!! Read. This. Now!
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- Christina Elizabeth
- 08-05-17
Very interesting
I really enjoyed this book. All the stories are so different, yet they are intertwined in a way that keeps you engaged. The ending(s) are unique and I enjoyed the twists throughout the book. All of the narrators did a great job, as well. Would definitely recommend.
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- Maria
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This was actually a pretty interesting book!
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- 17-07-17
Very Interesting!
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I loved this book! I found the premise to be interesting, that we all have a genetic match, but the characters really pulled me in. I couldn't wait to see what was going to happen! I loved the way the author weaved the story, and the narrators did such a tremendous job. I really felt like I was a part of it, and at times i was on the edge of my seat wanting to skip to the next part to see what happened. Warning though... the beginning was a little confusing... i didn't know who was who or what was going on... it took about 3 chapters before I really got what the author was trying to do, in the authors defense, i could be a little slow..lol. Don't give up on this book, it was great!
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- David
- 20-06-17
Good story, but drags at times
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