Eerie and lingers in the mind

Another great piece of uncanny literary landscaping. Came back to it from the ebook edition as it stayed in my head. Narration is good except perhaps for the British accented Ken - who I have my own model for. Recommended though.

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A poor sequel to the previous book.

A poor sequel to the previous book, which was great. The events of the previous story has been casually hand waved away by the author. It feels like a second book in name only. Even beyond the letdown, this book's plot is pretty underwhelming. The narrator does a terrible English accent for one of the characters too.

I think three stars is very fair.

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Had potential

Totally loved the 1st book in series- couldn’t wait to get next one - however - the narrator totally ruined it for me, I wish he had listened to the first book narration and not changed characters accents - couldn’t finish the book it was too annoying to listen to! Shame.

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off-putting narration

The first book was good. This story is fine, light fiction and entertaining more or less. I didn't like how he wrote some of the female characters, as they have no flaws and I found it difficult to have sympathy for them. Usually we feel sympathy for characters because of their shortcomings, and how they overcome them. When a character is already perfect at everything straight out the box, they come across as arrogant, unlikable, and lack any depth of character. Secondly, the English accent is the worst I've ever heard. I am from London and the narrator should have researched the difference between our class accents. the words used are from someone working class, but the narrator makes him sound prissy and posh. Very poor. a simple Google search and he would have found that out.

Try the first book if you haven't yet.

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great series sadly a terrible narrator.

love the story
terrible choice for narrator really distracting poor English accent almost Australian at times.

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feminism takes over

a bland story that is infected with feminist talking points and insults too men

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Disappointed

Disappointed after the first book I was looking forward to this, but it was frustrating, repetitive and just odd, gave it two stars because of the follow up info it lead to me looking up regarding ‘walls’

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Not even in the same league as the first book

Loved the first book and was excited to see how it could become a series, unfortunately after this one I won't be reading any future books in the series.

The story was pretty far fetched, boring and with ample plot holes The characters that I loved from the first book were suddenly not very likeable at all, Molly particularly has turned into a real moan, and Ken was just unbearable thanks to the narrators terrible accent.

It really dosen't feel like this is written by the same person at all with loads of cliches, poor dialogue and his attempt to cram in literally every stereotypical 'young person' phrase he could find on google was so cringe.

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what a let down

i didnt think the narrator could make me hate all the characters. his brit accent was awful. i was just becoming more annoyed the more i listened. could not finish this audiobook, such a shame as the 1st book was awsome.

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