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Where the Lost Wander
- A Novel
- Narrated by: Lauren Ezzo, Shaun Taylor-Corbett
- Length: 11 hrs and 46 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Shirley
- 15-09-21
a wonderful book
beautifully written and narrated. so vivid and moving. the story is one I think willstay with me.
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- Patrice Eustace
- 08-08-21
Wonderful book
Wonderful book, with such beautiful language, what a treat. The narrators were excellent also.
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- Alzbeta
- 17-04-21
Hated the narrator
I really disliked the female narrator. The intonation is all wrong, often ending sentences on rising tones. Her performance is also overly emotional and her imitation of male voices sounds outright ridiculous. It's an audiobook, not a radio drama!
The story is good, if a bit on the nose.
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- Zena
- 14-07-20
Loved this book !
Beautifully written and narrated so well. I felt I had lost a friend when finishing this book.... Highly recommended !
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- Karen Dearnaley
- 12-07-20
Where the Lost Wander
Another brilliant novel from Amy Harmon! I found it hard to put down, it was so gripping. The only negative for me was Lauren Ezzo's attempt at a male voice. Shaun's narration was perfect for the part.
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- K. Faulkner
- 27-05-20
Where the lost wander
Poorly narrated ,and monotonous. Would not recommend to other readers. Too repetitive with little content
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- LoverofClassics
- 09-06-20
Good story, bad reader
Good story, well written, but main character can be very annoying. The worst part is the reader. The male reader is VERY GOOD, but the female reader is horrible when she does make voices. I will never listen to this book again because of this reader. To me, it was painful.
27 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 30-04-20
Fantastic
Completely, unexpectedly amazing story. There is not one chapter that didn’t have me enthralled. I felt every word in my heart.
21 people found this helpful
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- Mikala Allen
- 14-05-20
Overall, a great story
I felt that the writing in this story was outstanding. It was very descriptive and made me feel an assortment of emotions throughout. Where this lacked for me was the narration. I loved the male narrator’s take on reading the story but the female narrator made her character seem weak which conflicted with the male’s description of her. Also, listening to her speak in the voices of men made me cringe.
Overall, I enjoyed the story.
20 people found this helpful
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- Quillen Kay
- 17-05-20
Wonderful!
This is one of the best books I have ever read. Yes, I read it first and then listened. It’s a powerful novel rich in wisdom and insights. Historical yet still modern. Excellent!
16 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 21-07-20
Solid story, narration leaves a lot to be desired
The story was well written, but could not enjoy the narration. I have listened to Lauren Ezzo narrate others, but just couldn't get past her "man's" voice. It was distracting and took away from the story, IMO.
Definitely worth listening to the Author's Note at the end.
14 people found this helpful
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- K's Secret Books
- 29-05-20
Favorites List ✔️
So, this is a big one for me. My first EVER historical romance read. YESSS, I'll say it again for the people in the back. My historical romance, cherry has been popped. It was part of my reading goals from last year that got carried over to this year. I wanted it to be from an author that can depend on their writing. I'm so thankful that I chose Amy Harmon, she's a phenomenal writer. I ended up listening to the audiobook, the narrators were great. I got wrapped up in the story and couldn't stop listening. Just as it is with the other books that I've read from Amy, this book left its stamp on my heart. Without a doubt, I'll be reading more historical fiction novels.
14 people found this helpful
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- Stacy D
- 17-05-20
Moving story that takes you along for an adventure
Beautiful, heartbreaking story that I couldn't "put down" (whatever the audio book version of that is). Highly recommend
8 people found this helpful
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- Susan
- 07-07-20
Nothing new
Indians steal woman, kill family, women falls in love with half blood. Story is choppy, old.
7 people found this helpful
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- Amy Sasser
- 23-06-20
Well-researched, well-written historical fiction
While this was a well-researched and well-written historical fiction, I didn't feel like the plot was as strong as other Harmon books I've read recently. A few of the plot twists felt a little too coincidental. It was still interesting and I'm glad I read it. I found the narration a little distracting at the start, but got use to it.
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- Brittany M.
- 12-05-20
Wonderful Story!
Performances and story were both so moving. I loved it. Would recommend to any reader.
4 people found this helpful