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The Liar's Girl
- Narrated by: Gary Furlong, Alan Smyth, Alana Kerr Collins
- Length: 10 hrs and 25 mins
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Summary
Dublin's notorious Canal Killer is 10 years into his life sentence when a body is fished out of the Grand Canal. Detectives suspect a copycat is emulating the crimes, and they must turn to Ireland's most prolific serial killer for help.
Will admits he has the information the cops need but will give it to only one person....
When Alison Smith gets the request from Dublin, she is pulled back to face the man she's worked so hard to forget.
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- Ann D
- 17-03-18
Loved it!
Loved this audiobook. Amazingly, all of the characters are richly drawn, the story is very engaging and the narration is excellent (I do have a weakness for ruch Irish accents). Recommended.
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- ruby
- 06-11-20
Truly awful narration
The book was poorly written and monotonous but the worst part was the narrator, particularly the female voice. she droned on in a monosyllabic, bored voice that stayed the same, even when she was apparently in danger.
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- Tara Woulfe
- 26-04-21
Enjoyed it but...
Some weird, annoying Americanisms, and the main protagonist narrator's attempt at a Cork accent hurt my ears
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- 19-03-18
Very Disappointing and a struggle to finish
I saw this book reviewed in the national press and thought it was just the type of book I really enjoyed. I found it to be a real let down and I struggled to finish it. One of the main problems was the female narrator it just sounded as if she was reading a book there was no real emotion or connection with the character she was portraying. The plot just drifted along with no twists or surprises and by the end I could not care less what had happened to Liz or what would happen to Will. There was no depth to the characters and no intention to their actions. This could have been a really great story like The Innocent Wife but ended up falling far short. Not an author I would rush to read again.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-11-22
Narration dreadful
2nd Catherine Ryan Howard book recommended to me and purchased that I simply couldn't continue to listen to because of the female narrator. Pity as the story sounded good
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- Anonymous User
- 17-09-22
Unsatisfactory
I enjoyed the performance, I think I enjoyed the book and it's many realistic characters but feel cheated out of a proper explanation that ties everything. The last act of the killer didn't quite make sense and such little things like Ali 's ending should have been explored more. I just feel unsatisfied with the whole thing
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- Linda B
- 07-02-24
Couldn’t put it down!!
Loved this story, similar to the nothing man and the trap! Hooks me in right from the start!
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- Michael
- 23-10-23
Pacy with a gripping story line
Could not finish this book quick enough. Was a great story with lots of suspense keeping you guess what was next. From start to finish the story grips you
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- Lyn Mc
- 29-06-23
Could not stop listening
This is the 5th book by this author that I’ve read, and it’s my favourite. It induced the right amount of shocked gasps from me, loved every minute.
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- Cleopatra
- 03-10-22
A thriller that delivers
Alison is an ordinary student at a Dublin university when she finds herself at the centre of one of the big stories of the day - her boyfriend is a murderer. Ten years later there is a spate of copycat murders and Alison confronts her past head-on.
This really was a great story, well narrated by all, which kept my attention from beginning to end.
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