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Who Sent Clement?
- Clement, Book 1
- Narrated by: Cassie Layton
- Series: Clement, Book 1
- Length: 13 hrs and 12 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Andy T
- 12-03-19
Good yarn
A decent story with some likeable characters that kept me thoroughly engaged throughout. This is a feel good story which made me, umm, feel good...
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- Helen June Damhaug
- 21-03-19
Loved it!
Sweet, funny. Unusual story in a positive way. Great characters. I will be following this author. Narrator was really good too.
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- Suzanne
- 09-10-18
Story not too bad but narrator dreadful
The story is pleasant enough - a twist on a familiar trope. I loved Clement, but found the main character, Beth Baxter, incredibly irritating. This irritation was compounded by the narration of her character. The narrator was fine for Clement, but for Beth, her voice grated and made the listen very hard work. She also lost her "accents" from time to time - the blackmailer's voice changed significantly from chapter to chapter, which broke the flow somewhat. Perhaps she would be an interesting voice to listen to in another book, but I didn't enjoy the narration in this book.
Aside from that, the volume of the narration varied significantly, ranging from audible to almost inaudible from chapter to chapter, which meant that it was difficult to listen to when I wasn't in a completely silent space. Even with my audio device set to full volume, it was difficult to hear. I realise that this is probably more to do with a technical issue than with the narrator herself, but not what I expect from Audible.
13 people found this helpful
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- Natalie Taylor
- 23-09-19
Loved this in parts
I really liked the story and development of the book as it went on. Unfortunately, I found the main character extremely frustrating at times and found it hard to root for her when she was being extremely unreasonable or overlooking obvious signs of things to come. I listened to the Audible book AND read the Kindle version and would say it was 50/50 either way.
I loved the character of Clement and am now excited to see if there are more books with him in, I think I remember reading that there was!
5 people found this helpful
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- Linda S.
- 24-01-19
Fun plotline
I really enjoyed listening to this book for the most part but Beth's trusts issues and always jumping to a negative conclusion, got rather exasperating three quarters of the way through.
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- Elle Love Mcluskey
- 24-08-19
loved it!
wonderful storytelling and excellent characters. I want to hear more from this author. write on!
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- andy
- 19-08-19
enjoyed it
loved this book
strong characters, and believable, well worth reading, strongl recommend as it was very enjoyable
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- Jannette
- 01-08-19
loved it, can we have a part two?
very enjoyable story, loved the characters and I'd definitely buy a follow up around Clements efforts to enter heaven x
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- roy
- 30-04-19
From the writer of the 86 fix
I loved this book and cannot wait for the next instalment to arrive on audio.
The narrator I found was brilliant, very relaxing to listen to, only one problem was the production was not at its best. With the change of chapters the audio volume was considerably lower than the end of the last chapter in a few places, this soon levelled out as the chapter progressed. This didn’t deter from the enjoyment of the book.
The story was fun and moved along at a very quick speed, the main characters I found were very likeable.
Keith Pearson is another British author that I put on my must read list, I love his fun style of writing that reminds me of Nick Spalding.
The ideas are quirky and put together well. There are some Laugh out moments, If you have read the 86 fix I highly recommend giving this one a go.
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- Yorkie
- 19-01-20
Brilliant - I loved it!
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's a gripping story with lots of laugh out loud moments. I really liked the narrator too. Excellent all round entertainment. Thank you!
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- John
- 12-04-20
Unique Tale To Thoroughly Enjoy..!!
I enjoyed this new series and hope you will find time for a listen too.. Well written, fully engaging,.. not too concerned with social graces or being politically correct,.. refreshing .
Great narrator as well.!
1 person found this helpful