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Lost Boy Found

By: Joseph Fink, Jeffrey Cranor
Narrated by: full cast
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  • The boy who came back is not the boy who left. The boy in my house is not my brother.
    ©2022 Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor (P)2022 Audible Originals
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Mystery Suspense
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Love it

I love the ambiance of this production. The background music & sounds add so much to this fun story. I appreciate all these details as world building and a nod to classic radio programs. This is a perfect set up for a noir detective duo. The voices of Molly & Lou are so distinctive, so crisp, clear & unique. The intro music, the closing, the narrator. I love it all!

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Uhhh

I guess I had high expectations. I get that it is 2 people and each episode is one of their so called cases. Or maybe they’ll all be connected at the end. I won’t be finding out because the cases are laughable. There’s no substance. I made it to the Big Game episode. Another issue is that it’s told in narrator form by each of characters. Then they converse. It distracts from storyline. I think one style should be picked and the other minimized.

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