The £20 Note

By: David Fuentes

Narrated by: Matthew Kerslake

Length: 1 hr and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

The £20 Note is a crime drama that follows an ordinary £20 note on an extraordinary journey through the streets of London as it passes from one unsuspecting person to the next.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 David Fuentes (P)2018 David Fuentes

Enjoyable listen

Short and a good story! The narrator was kind of boring but as he continues you will over look at it As I did. He kept a good pace.

Into the future

I like this book because it kept changing that is one bit of money that went all over the world excitement on every turn where did it go next where did it go next where will it end up. Thank you to the writer and the narrator excellent job excellent book. Would I recommend this book yes I would to one and all.

Short but good

Quite a good story to be so short. Very well developed. An interesting insight to the life of a simple currency bill. Mature themes so only for adults.

Intriguing story lines

If you like short stories, with amusing characters, I recommend this book. Can’t wait to hear the rest of this series!

Confusing and messy

the writing style and story are confusing and strange. The narration was fine. I wasn't a fan.

Short, fun little story!

Fun story. adventures of 20 bucks in the city. only complaint, was over too quickly!

Something extraordinary! And I loved it! Epic!

An unusual and enjoyable plot in this novella brings us along on a unique trip as we follow the £20 note as it passes from person to person, involving us with several scenarios, different in many ways. Matthew Kerslake narrates to perfection. Thank you to author David Fuentes for allowing me to listen freely. I’m looking forward to the others in this series. Get it. You won’t be sorry! Highly recommended. I want more! NOW!
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Awesome but confusing at first.

I was listening to this audio book first thinking that the 20 dollar note had something special something about it but it is about how money goes from one side to another. It got confusing at first since this is a very new experience for me. This book is about how many goes from one place to another. The narrator is amazing and has done a great job with all the voices. One of the most wonderful things about this book is how all of us humans are different and the thing that we have in common is money. This tells small shorties but in a unique way and it is pure genius of a way telling short stories. I do wish if the books were labeled by book 1 to book 6? I thought it was 4 books and audible is mentioning that the new york one is book 5? Pretty confusing and it would be nice if it was cateorgised in the description.

Fun and different perspective

This really hooked me from the start. I listened to this months ago and thought I wrote a review but apparently only a star review. This book is fun, and made me start thinking of other objects perspective which in my opinion is what a book is suppose to do... make you think.

Interesting Premise

I thought that the premise for this novella was quite interesting. I'm not giving anything away by stating that the author, David Fuentes', idea is to have the reader follow the path of a £20 Note as it travels through London from one person to another. The book is a novella that is part of a series therefore we are only afforded a glimpse of the entire storyline. To witness the trajectory of the note is quite thought-provoking, as it moves from one person to another, none of them knowing it's origin. The storyline is primarily a crime series and the violence occurs quickly in the novella. It is difficult to comment on the type of crime that the note becomes involved in, without giving away too much of the story but suffice to say that this novella should be rated for "adults only" due to some rather explicit content. The narrator, Matthew Kerslake, does a fine job with his voice characterizations although as a male, female voices are always more difficult to achieve. The story moves quickly and leaves the reader/listener wanting to know where the £20 Note travels next which is the sign of a good novel. 3.5 🌟🌟🌟.🌟

I received a complementary copy of "The £20 Note" by David Fuentes 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.