The £20 Note

...A Twist of Fate (Follow the Money, Book 4)

De: David Fuentes

Narrado por: Matthew Kerslake

What would've happened if you took a different path in life; what may have been? Inspired by Gwyneth Paltrow's mesmerising portrayal of Helen Quilley in the British rom-com Sliding Doors, and set in the same city, we follow our original story as we discover what could’ve been had things played out just that little bit differently; but be warned, this is not for the faint of heart.

©2019 David Fuentes (P)2019 David Fuentes

Catch that Note 💸

After listening to David Fuentes', first novella in this series entitled " The £20 Note " , I searched for the subsequent novellas in the series but despite looking on several sites, I was unable to locate them. As such, jumping into " The £20 Note, A Twist of Fate", Book 5, left some gaps in the storyline. I preferred this novella despite its occasional foul language as I didn't have to worry if the younger teenagers walked in while I was listening. The content in this novella was considerably less sexually explicit. Despite missing novellas 2-4, this title wraps up some of the crimes that occurred in the first installment of " The £20 Note ", which was a pleasant surprise. I would have enjoyed pursuing the money's progress, and I may continue to search for the complete series so I can follow the storyline to its conclusion. The author continues to introduce quirky characters which gives these novellas a certain charm. The narrator, Matthew Kerslake, does a great job with voice characterizations. His enthusiasm for the storyline comes through in his reading which strengthens his performance. I wouldn't recommend reading this novella as a stand-alone. It requires, at minimum, the first story " The £20 Note " for this novella to have some context. I thought the premise of the author's storyline very interesting however I believe reader/listeners would be better served if all the novellas were combined into a novel. The continuity of the story would be maintained and the length of the novel would justify the spending of a credit.
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I received a complementary copy of this audiobook from StoryOrigin in exchange for an honest review. I am not related nor friends with this author. The opinions expressed in this review are fully mine unless identified as that of another person.

a fun trip!

follow thevlicrs of those in possession ofcthe money and see a fun story take place!

wonderful series of stories

a 20 pounds note leads to a hard and exciting sets of events which open the door to the more adventures of the note

interesting

interesting how the money changed hands throughout the story, and the narrator did a good job.

Following the money

I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. It is fun to follow the twenty around with the English twist as long as you don't mind some cuss words peppered in. Looking forward to the next installment.

Part of the Story

The 20 Pound Note by David Fuentes is only part of the story. It's extremely short, and doesn't have the full development that I was hoping for. Matthew Kerslake did a great job with his performance. I could hear differences between characters. I would have enjoyed this book more if it wasn't just a small episode of the book. I did enjoy the unexpected twists and the premise of the book. I requested this review copy audiobook and have voluntarily written this review.

the 2nd half

Good short listen. This is just a twist that will fill in the gaps from The 20 pound note. if thre 2 were combined threats be a really good short listen.

If money had eyes.

I listened to audio version. Narrator did a great job. Very British.
This story follows a 20 pound note thru the underworld. Amazing where all it went. Very rarely following a legal path. Entertaining.

Money

Really enjoyed the story and the narration of the story! It makes the story come more alive than just reading the story! I will be doing more of these!It has a lot of emotions in the story where it makes the characters come to life

Good

Super short story but good. Same previous narrator and my opinion for him is still the same. Ugh....