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The Survivors
- Narrated by: Imogen Church
- Length: 11 hrs and 56 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The top 10 best-selling author.
Discover a brilliant story of love, danger, courage and betrayal, from the internationally best-selling author of The Betrayal.
Directly I saw him, I knew he had to die.
Germany, 1945. Klara Janowska and her daughter, Alicja, have walked for weeks to get to Graufeld Displaced Persons camp. In the cramped, dirty, dangerous conditions they, along with 3,200 others, are the lucky ones. They have survived and will do anything to find a way back home.
But when Klara recognises a man in the camp from her past, a deadly game of cat and mouse begins.
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What will be the price of silence? And will either make it out of the camp alive?
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Critic Reviews
"A thrilling rollercoaster of a read." (Dinah Jefferies, author of The Sapphire Widow)
"Gripping. Tense. Mysterious. Kate Furnivall has a talent for creating places and characters who stay with you long after you’ve read the final word." (Jane Corry)
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- Marisa Conte
- 07-30-19
GREAT STORYLINE!!
I truly enjoyed this book. It’s the first time I’ve read post WWII fiction and I’m appalled at how ignorant I was to the continued suffering of the “DPs”. Thinking about what these poor souls had to go through to try and retrieve even a sliver of what their lives were prior to the war...utterly imaginable. Once again, however, I am in awe at the resilience and pure hearts that still emerged from the ashes of that horrible time in history.
I can’t believe I’m writing this, as Imogen Church is in my top two favorite narrators, but I found her reading to be over enunciated and super dramatic. In addition, aside from the voice she used for David, all of the other male characters ended up sounding like dumb oafs. It wouldn’t deter me from listening to her again, not at all, but just a warning that it might be annoying to some ears.
The last 2-3 hours were spent wishing that I had another 10 left to go. I really didn’t want it to end!
ENJOY!!!!
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- Alyssa
- 11-10-18
Really interesting
I read and listen to a variety of novels. I enjoy World War 11 holocaust fiction in particular. This was a little different in that it took place immediately after World War 11, although the book does go back and forth in time from 1939 to post WW11. A lot takes place in a displacement camp in Germany, where the main character and her daughter are placed hoping to be sent to England. She recognizes someone else in the camp, a German man who was an SS officer in Poland. But he has a different name now, going by her dead brothers name. I won't go into any more details, but the book follows the description Audible has given. The narrator was wonderful, every character has their own voice. She did equally well with both adults and children. I definitely want to listen to more books she has narrated. This book goes into the lives of Germans after the war, the struggles the people had that were placed in these displacement camps, and conflicts between the British, Americans, and Soviets. I prefer audiobooks that are not so suspenseful I get really tensed up. If I'm reading the book I can skip through it rapidly, not so much with listening. This book kept me interested throughout, highly enjoyed the narrative, but was not so intense I had to turn my phone off. The ending was a bit of a surprise, wasn't expecting what happened, but didn't really change anything in the story.
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- Destry
- 08-14-19
Top, top novel
This novel is compelling. You listen and your disappointed when you have to shut it down for something or worse when it ends. You want it to go on so we can see what happens to the characters in their further lives. I could read about Klara and her daughter Alecja for countless more novels. Klara does some tough, even horrendous things, but it is to keep her daughter safe in a world where too many people mean her harm. Not only if you like WW2 novels but if you like wonderful, enjoyable novels, do yourself a favor and read or listen to this one.
As for the narration, Imogen Church made the words live. It was a great pairing, Kate's words and Imogen's performance. World class all the way.
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- Brandon McLaughlin
- 07-22-19
Another great one by Kate Furnivall
Great book, another wonderfully told story that shows the not so mainstream aspect of WWII.
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- Joanne1953
- 04-12-19
Melodramatic Narrator
I enjoyed the story very much. There are probably as many immediately post-WWII stories as during-the-war ones, yet very little is written about all the refugees and displaced persons. My main problem with this novel is the narrator. During the most dramatic moments, she goes into a melodramatic voice that spoils the intrinsic tension. At first I wondered if it was the writing that was at fault, but I decided if I had been reading the text, I wouldn't have added that quavering theatrical tone.
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- Lisbeth
- 02-25-19
Give up
I gave up on this one after a decent three hours effort. The story never stopped dragging along and the characters were uninteresting overall. The idea was good but it just never seen to find direction. Life is too short.
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- J. E. JONES
- 03-18-19
Totally Depressing had to return
I love the WWII genre and I know this story did happen to people in the aftermath of the war but to me it was so totally depressing I couldn't get past the first few chapters. The narrator was good when the characters were speaking, but the narrative part was overly dramatic.
I really like this author and have enjoyed her other books. This one was just too depressing for me.
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- Diane
- 06-27-19
WONDERFUL story, did not like the narration
I loved the book but had to start several times bc the narrator for main character was distracting. It sounded like she is accustomed to reading horror stories, maybe? Also, the voices for extra characters were close to cartoon-ish. Really good story, thought, and was glad I tried, again.
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- Robert Basche
- 05-06-19
Beautifully,masterfully read! Well done Ms Church!
This story is gripping from beginning to end. The reading was so well done, that I felt every character. Wonderful read!
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- Rebuttal to your rebuttal
- 03-30-22
Best narrator. Absorbing story.
I often choose audio books just because Imogen Church is the reader. She’s so talented and convincing and never disappoints. I’m constantly amazed at how she can do men and children as well as women and as for accents never fails to nail it. I didn’t enjoy the book much though. Its more intense than I like, mostly pretty grim. I did like the ending though.
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- Niggle
- 12-16-18
Utterly Outstanding
A breathtaking plot with totally believable characters. Historical research in this novel was impeccable. Would recommend this book. Superb!
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- RHIANNON JENKINS TSANG
- 03-18-19
The best yet from Kate furnivall
A compelling character driven historical novel. Well researched. I liked that it was set in a displaced persons’camp at the end of the war. It gave a different perspective from run of the mill world war 2 novels.
I really enjoy this author. It is her best novel yet. Big bravo.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-22-19
Engrossing
I found it to be a little slow to grab my interest but after a few chapters I couldn’t wait to hear more.
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- Kindle Customer
- 04-01-22
very good story
it kept me focused and wanted to keep listening. The storyteller was very good .
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- RJC
- 11-19-19
Overacted
Over-acted and just too many adjectives.
It started to really grate on me. The storyline itself was good but I have read so many better ww2 era books. This did not compare sadly.
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- Mrs. Avril C. Pucci
- 10-18-19
Misery, doom & gloom from the start.
After listening to the misery & gloom of the characters & the situation for the first hour, without any hint of things improving, I'm afraid I gave up on this book.
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- JILL MEYER
- 12-26-18
Excellent narration
I really enjoyed this book. Usually I regard listening to audiobooks as slightly inferior to actually reading one, but the narrator does such an amazing job I was hooked from the highly dramatic start through to the end. An extremely interesting, lesser known context for WW2. Highly recommended!
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- Mary Thomas
- 11-22-18
It may have loved it if I’d stuck with it but I could stand it
The narration was so slow and drawn out I kept checking I didn’t have it on the wrong speed After eight chapters I gave up the book wasn’t for me.