Asylum

De: Jack Adams

Narrado por: Max Hardy

Ten-year-old best friends Nathan and Adam really liked Joe. He was their friend, an artist, the man they spoke to through the wire fence of the lunatic asylum.

But something happened behind those walls, in those rooms, on the grounds, at the river. Joe sketched it all - fine lines, truth in the negative space, truth in the pencil strokes. And then, he was gone.

Twenty years later, Nathan and Adam receive a letter. But can they find what's hiding between the lines?

©2020 Jack Adams (P)2020 Jack Adams

Interesting Story

It kept my attention and it is
well written. I am listening to the book the stalker next.

Relatable characters

Good story but the worst listening experience I have had! I listen to audiobooks everday

ok light read

Not what I was looking for. lf your light hearted this is for you.
Maybe it would have been better with a different reader. The voice is to calm and no enthusiasm.

Adam and Nate, they were like brother.

I love the book the story behind this all very intriguing and how could this happen in this day and age?

I appreciated the character development. I think some of the story lines could have been expanded.

I wanted to know more about the wedding of Adam's mother and how the dates worked out

Predictable, bland

Worst narrator I have ever heard. Pacing off, pronunciation issues, stilted, almost monotone, expressionless. Perhaps rating would have been higher with better narrator. I am off this author now, and definitely will not recommend this book

Needs polishing

Dialogue feels forced and unnatural, especially between the kids. Not a lot of depth but the attempt was there. Book was set in Australia yet narrated with a very flat Midwest (?) American accent, just a bit off putting. I just never got fully engaged.