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Stolen

By: Lucy Christopher
Narrated by: Emily Gray
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This stunning debut novel from Australian author Lucy Christopher generated considerable buzz for its nonstop suspense and breathtaking imagery. Sixteen-year-old Gemma is on a layover at Bangkok Airport, headed to Vietnam with her parents. Then the vaguely familiar Ty drugs Gemma’s drink and steals her away. Her head swirling in confusion, Gemma soon finds herself fighting to survive in the unforgiving Outback.

©2010 Lucy Christopher (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC
Romance Romantic Suspense Suspense

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Incredible

Listening to this was an eye opener.
I felt a strong connection with Gemma, I haven’t been kidnapped but I have been in a relationship that at some points felt like I was a captive.
It really makes you think and feel what she would have felt.
I also feel for Ty as odd as that is to say.
He had a tough up bringing not to excuse his choices but it’s a hard life for all.

Greatly read and narrated as well

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beautiful and heartbreaking,

I finished this book in 1 night and can't get it out of my head. Beautiful imagery, characters and story.

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Narrator is good, but doesn't match the characters

The narrator's breezy voice and casual inflections don't suit the personalities of the characters or the tone of the story. It made it hard to listen without becoming distracted with the vocal/personality clash, and I took too many breaks before giving up. I'm going to buy the hardcover copy, instead

There are pauses for chapter breaks where there are no new chapters, and there is also a long pause for dialogue interjection when it should be a much shorter pause. But the narrator's Australian accent isn't too bad (said from an Australian).

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Struggled to Finish

Started off good, then struggled to finish, not very many exciting moments just dragged on.

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Not at all believable for me……

I first brought this book thinking it was a true story, but not long into reading it became obvious it was just all made up. I could punch holes all the way through it at the falsities and ridiculousness. I also did not like how the author wrote about a survivor of horrendous children’s institutions (kidnapped by welfare) that could somehow grow up to be a kidnapper themselves, I thought that was a bit thoughtless. Not much thought went into the kidnapping… a man, Ty, drugs a young girl called Gemma who he “knew” would be at a overseas airport and then carries her around unconscious on plane/s and through airports in plain sight of everyone! He then conceals her in the car and drives through the boiling hot desert for a long time whilst she has nothing to drink! This story was full of ridiculous scenerios like these. This book wasn’t my cup of tea, however fiction lovers with huge imaginations and can believe anything may like it. The narrator was quite good, however she really could not do an Australian accent at all when it came to mimicking Ty.

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Romanticizing kidnapping

This story just feels very wrong to listen to, the description of the beauty of Aus is wonderful but the story is very inappropriate.

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