Gone Again

De: Doug Johnstone

Narrado por: Angus King

Duración: 6 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

"It's just to say that no one has come to pick Nathan up from school, and we were wondering if there was a problem of some kind?"

As Mark Douglas photographs a pod of whales stranded in the waters off Edinburgh's Portobello Beach, he is called by his son's school: his wife, Lauren, hasn't turned up to collect their son. Calm at first, Mark collects Nathan and takes him home, but as the hours slowly crawl by he increasingly starts to worry.

With brilliantly controlled reveals, we learn some of the painful secrets of the couple's shared past, not least that it isn't the first time Lauren has disappeared. And as Mark struggles to care for his son and shield him from the truth of what's going on, the police seem dangerously short of leads. That is until a shocking discovery...

Doug Johnstone is the author of four novels, most recently Hit & Run, acclaimed by Ian Rankin as "great slice of noir" and by Irvine Welsh as "a grisly parable for our times". He is also a freelance journalist, a songwriter, and a musician and has a PhD in nuclear physics. He lives in Edinburgh.

©2013 Doug Johnstone (P)2015 Audible, Ltd

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Excellent ...sharp and moving." (The Times)
"Calling to mind the best of Harlan Coben, Johnstone shows us how quickly an ordinary life can take one dark turn and nothing is ever the same again." (Megan Abbott, author of Dare Me and The End of Everything)

Gone Again

What a fantastic story, so many emotions involved, never quite knowing what the truth was. Absolutely loved the ending. I definitely want to read more from this author. The narration was very good.

Too wordy

I thought the performance was excellent very believable. Way too wordy for this type of story and after the 20th “big guy” I had to skip ahead.

Riveting

I choose an overall rating for this book at 4 stars, due to the excessive foul language. The story was very good and plot was riveting. There were so many surprises. I would recommend this book for teen to adult readers.

Excellent

Excellent story! Great narration! Kept me fully engaged throughout. I definitely recommend and will be looking for other books by this author.

didn't like the ending

Very good story line, really enjoyed this book, until the end,didn't like the way everything ended

Loved Nathan as a character, great writing

Some parts of the book were hard to get through, because I hated the choices mark made. I think that means it’s great writing though, because I still wanted to see the outcome.

The narrator sounds like a hottie

What Not To Do...

This book is a study on what not to do if your wife disappears. The crook/crime kept me guessing til the end, and through the whole thing I kept saying, "certainly Mark isn't going to..." but he did. That anyone lived to tell this tale is a surprise. The story is compelling, so I do recommend it. The narrator has a charming Scottish brogue, but is still easily understandable. The f-words didn't bother me as much as I expected based on other reviews. If you like first-person thriller crime books, you should read this book.

A Wild Ride

I’m generally not an action-packed thriller fan but I did get caught up in this drama. The credit goes to the magnificent narrator. (If you’re not a fan of thick accents t the Scottish brogue may not be for you.)

Not a Nail-biter, But Good

The narrator did a good job of changing moods and voices to portray different characters. I had the villains figured out early on, as well as the motive for murder, but there was a twist I had not contemplated. Overall, I enjoyed the book.

Pretty good

Narration was the best part of the book. The book wasn't bad, it wasn't great, it just was meh.