Distress Signals
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Distress Signals
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Stephen Armstrong
About this listen
Adam is puzzled when he connects Sarah to a cruise ship called The Celebrate and to a woman who disappeared in eerily similar circumstances. Adam must try to outwit a predator who seems to have found the perfect hunting ground....
©2016 Catherine Ryan Howard (P)2016 W F Howes LtdListeners also enjoyed...
Fantastic!
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fantastic novel
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Great book
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brilliant really enjoyed this!!!
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Great story
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Great storyline
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What made the experience of listening to Distress Signals the most enjoyable?
A great book matched with the ideal narrator. I finished it in less than 2 days.What other book might you compare Distress Signals to, and why?
It has strong echoes of Gone Girl and Girl on the Train, but it's very much its own book. There is a slow and steady realisation that things are not as they seem, and in a possibly terrible way. As with both those books, I had to keep listening to find out what happened next.What about Stephen Armstrong’s performance did you like?
Excellent narration - in particular I really felt I was inside the main character's head, hearing his thoughts.Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
The moment when Adam realises that there is more to things than his girlfriend having failed to return his messages - quietly chilling.Any additional comments?
Not a criticism of this book, but I'd have liked even more about the cruise ship - it was a compelling part of the story and setting, and I felt like the author showed us something that many might think they grasp, but quickly realise we had no understanding of at all! As a reader/listener it's always great to get a secret glimpse into the inner workings. MORE PLEASE.Gone Girl on a boat!
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Catherine Ryan Howard
It’s a really intelligent, well paced
Thriller with lots of clever twists
Really well worth the listen
Fantastic brilliant book
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Gripping
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The narration is not good. The rhythm and pace are fine, but the accents are terrible, to the point of being laughable if I hadn't been desperately trying to disattend to them whilst staying with the tension created by the story. The English accent changes between nearly English, with a smattering of Irish within sentences and, what I believed to be Eastern European for the first half of the book, is apparently intended as French! It's truly awful, and only recognisable as French because we were told, and also because half way through the narrator began speaking like a cast member from Allo, Allo!
The book must be good. Otherwise, I would have abandoned it part way through due to the poor narration.
Not one for a Cruise holiday!
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