Lottery Island

A Novel; Based on a True Story

De: Jonathan Lowe

Narrado por: Tom Lennon

Jude Johnstone and his photographer buddy Grover once traveled together for magazine articles. Times have changed. Jude is now a tabloid reporter in Miami, and Grover runs a dying camera store. Then Jude gets a tip leading to the location of a disappeared Powerball winner of $900M, and finds him in hiding in a South Beach penthouse.

Howard Rosen was a bowling alley accountant who has erased his identity with the plan to reemerge a hero after financing a coup against a corrupt Caribbean island dictator. He hires Jude to find his possible son...or is it just a young man claiming to be his son on Union? He instructs Jude to find out, and help islanders resist the governor, with an unlimited budget and the lure of a fake reality show to infiltrate.

What happens next is anything but predictable, though, as a storm approaches. And if he and Grover fail to beat the opposing tribe? They're shark food!

©2018 Jonathan Lowe (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

this book was given to me at my request for review

Had a hard time finishing this book the story was so dry I kept falling asleep

Fun Listen!

Lottery Island by Jonathan Lowe is an entertaining listen. The fact that it's based on a true story is more intriguing. I found the characters in this book to be original. Tom Lennon is great performing this book. He adds the right emotions to his voice. I requested this review copy audiobook and have voluntarily written this review.

Fun story!

This was a fun and an unpredictable story! Did this actually happen?!

Very nicely read by narrator.

Superbly entertaining

Lottery Island: A Novel; Based on a True Story.. Superbly entertaining story narrated by Tom Lennon. Whose easy friendly style bring to alive this book.
Stranger than fiction and very funny in places it is a great read/listen, and it will be on my listen again list for the near future.
I was given a free copy of this audio book at my own request, and voluntarily leave this review.

Poorly researched narration.

An okay story but the blatant mispronunciations of the narrator are consistently annoying. Grenada, Bequia, Rasta, to name a few. But the worst is while reciting stats about the island, he reads the territorial/economic limits (nm) as nanometers instead of nautical miles. Especially since 1 nautical mile equals 1,852,000,000,000 nanometers. Sloppy and unprofessional... do a little homework. I tried it because it was free and finished it because I was in a long roadtrip and was too lazy to search for a new book.