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  • The Noble Path

  • By: Peter May
  • Narrated by: Peter Forbes
  • Length: 14 hrs and 9 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (761 ratings)
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By: Peter May
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Summary

The Noble Path is Peter May's explosive standalone thriller set in Cambodia and Thailand amid the bloody reign of the Khmer Rouge.

The Evil Wrath

Cambodia, 1978. Amid the Khmer Rouge's crazed genocide, soldier of fortune Jack Elliott is given the impossible task of rescuing a family from the regime.

The Painful Truth

Eighteen-year-old orphan and budding journalist Lisa Robinson has received the impossible news that her father is, in fact, alive. His name - Jack Elliott.

The Noble Path

As Jack tracks the hostages and Lisa traces her heritage, each is intent on reuniting a family. Yet to succeed, so must run a dangerous gauntlet of bullets and betrayal.

©1992 Peter May (P)2019 Quercus Editions Limited

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"A terrific writer." (Mark Billingham)

"A writer i'd follow to the ends of the earth." (New York Times)

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JUST EXCELLENT

Another great story from the hand of Peter May. and of course, as we've come to expect, another fine performance by Peter Forbes...you will not be disappointed.

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Superb !!!

Gripping story with many twists and turns from start to finish and I found it both enjoyable and addictive .The narration was a joy to listen to and I believe Peter May has excelled himself with this book.
Thoroughly recommended !!!

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Excellent

Listened to all other books by the May Forbes combo and really enjoyed them too.
This one brought in a plethora of new agendas, which were covered so well.
Unsure that 18 year olds I know would drop everything but an interesting part of the tour. Hopefully, book 2 in due course?
Tim D.

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classic Peter May

Great audible listen. High on details and emotional intelligence. you really do get drawn in to the whole thing.

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Gruelling listening

You need a strong stomach to listen to this book, especially at mealtimes. A harrowing tale with gratuitous detail at times. Nothing left to the imagination! Nonetheless it is an interesting insight into a part of history now tragically half forgotten.

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My forth Audible Book in under a month.

An avid reader & new to Audible books, I found this author a great story teller . Surprised that I've not come across Peter May before, as prier to my detreating sight I read at least on or two novels each week; although mostly far cheaper paperbacks!

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Slightly disappointing

Listened all the way through which is not always the case for me, so its engaging enough. Not quite top drawer though. Although its well enough researched, there is not much interesting stuff on the locations, about which i knew almost nothing and still don't. Cardboard characters too.

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Immensely engaging

Loved this reading and the story it told. We in the West don’t know enough about those times. It kept me engaged until the last word.

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A little predictable?!

As always, Peter Forbes’ narration cannot be faulted. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading/listening to most of Peter May’s books but I did find Miss Elliot rather unconvincing. I realise she is young but her naivety on many occasions was unbelievable. Otherwise a great story but would have liked a few more sentences to produce a more satisfactory ending!

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amazing story as usual from peter may

edge of your seat all the way through no less than expected from brilliant author

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