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By: Mike Lancaster
Narrated by: Thomas Judd
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‘My name is Kyle Straker and I don’t exist any more.’ So begins the story of Kyle Straker, recorded on old audio tapes. You might think these tapes are a hoax. But perhaps they contain the history of a past world....

If what the tapes say are true, it means that everything we think we know is a lie. And if everything is a lie, does that mean that we are, too?

A gripping, fabulously imaginative sci-fi story for older children from debut author Mike Lancaster.

©2011 Mike Lancaster (P)2014 Audible, Inc. Science Fiction & Fantasy
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I thought id try something new and a bit different. I read the splurge and thought this might fit the bill. Turns out it was utter guff. The story itself is bland. There is no twist and the characters are so poorly portrayed that I personally didn’t give a hoot about their outcome.
The book could be improved if the so called tapes had been dramatized rather than a narrator who isn’t particularly good anyway. The book reads like a very poorly written book and nothing like they were taken from tapes. Nobody talks like this and seeing as the story relies so heavily on this fact. It was self-indulgent bilge from what I can guess written by a slightly below average 16 year old G.C.S.E student who spends too much time playing on his computer without any genuine human contact. I feel out of the 167 books on audible that I’ve listened to so far this was the worst. It pains me to think i used a full credit on this when there are so many fantastic books on here.

So Poor & weak it makes the mind boggle.

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