The Other People
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Narrated by:
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Richard Armitage
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By:
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C. J. Tudor
About this listen
Brought to you by Penguin.
The deliciously creepy Sunday Times best seller from the author of The Chalk Man.
Driving home one night, Gabe sees the face of a little girl he knows in the rear window of the car in front.
She mouths one word - 'Daddy'. It's his five-year old daughter, Izzy.
He never sees her again.
The police believe she's dead. But three years later, Gabe still drives the roads, searching for the car that took Izzy, never giving up hope....
Meanwhile Fran and her daughter, Alice, aren't searching - but running.
Always one step ahead of the people who want to hurt them.
Because Fran knows the truth about Gabe's daughter.
And she knows what the people chasing her will do if they ever catch them....
©2020 C. J. Tudor (P)2020 Penguin AudioWhat listeners say about The Other People
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- Sararara
- 28-01-20
Read this story rather than listening to it.
This is the second book in a row where the narration has spoilt my enjoyment.
Richard Armitage was nuanced and brilliant however the uncredited Elly Kendrick was annoyingly breathy and lisping. Really poor.
The book itself was a curiosity. Convoluted, twisty plot that had an air of the supernatural, as in Tudor’s previous books, and again with a very Stephen King feel.
But it felt clinical and cold.
Repeated imagery of never-ending motorways, neon service stations, desolate beaches and stark hospital rooms seemed designed for cinema rather than a novel.
The overall premise was great and the storyline was neatly plotted but it wasn’t immersive.
A rather generous 4 stars as, despite only superficial similarities, it was unfortunate that this book came out so soon after The Chain.
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- Ms S Posner
- 22-07-20
Really gripping story
I will listen to anything read by Richard Armitage- his story telling is fantastic. I love how he uses his voice to engage the reader and create believable characters ! More from the narrator please!
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- GW
- 05-04-20
Exciting
A great listen, well written with great plot twists! Really enjoyed this and highly recommend it to you!
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- cyndy foard
- 27-02-20
another brilliant book
talk about a jigsaw and all the pieces all come together this was absolutely gripping
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- Paul Jones
- 28-03-22
suspense from start to finish
Love Richard Armitage’s voice, he is so good as a narration, clearly spoken and his character voice are superb. Very enjoyable story, had me hooked. Spine chillingly good.
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- Peter
- 18-06-20
Not the best fit for me
I thought that Richard Armitage gave an excellent performance of the book and lifted it, most of the book I found interesting and sympathetic with some moments of intrigue, but the main flaw for me was that it contained a supernatural element, it isn't the main element by far, but it is there and the moment supernatural elements appear my brain switches off a little and I lose interest, especially when a book is set in the 'real world'. Real-life is mysterious and chilling enough, we don't need supernatural nonsense to highen it. Other than that it was a good albeit predictable crime novel read by a very talented actor.
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- Brian
- 07-03-20
Tudors storytelling gets Better and Better
this is the 3rd Book I've read of CJ TUDORS and it's the best so far. The narrator does a great job of bringing the story to life.
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- Mrs F
- 13-03-20
great stuff
This is just unbelievably believable, which makes is very scary, the other people are like the old school free masons digitised and moved to the very present in real life dark web.
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- Trevor Kearney
- 06-09-20
Really good - very gripping in places
A great story brilliantly read
Did it need the Sandman? I’m not sure as made it all less believable but nonetheless still really good
I was gripped for most of it
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- Suzanne
- 10-06-20
Absolutely brilliant
Wow, such a brilliant story and narration! Had me hooked from beginning to end. Well worth spending a credit on.
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