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Orla and the Serpent's Curse

By: C. J. Haslam
Narrated by: Lucy Brown
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Orla thought she was in for a relaxing family holiday, but when she finds a mysterious glowing necklace in the woods, it turns out there is a slight possibility she may have uncovered an ancient curse. After meeting a coven of old ladies, it becomes clear that Orla's arrival in Poldevel is no longer a coincidence. She's the only one who can solve this mystery, and she'll need help from the only other member of the family with good instincts - Dave the dog.

A spooky and darkly comic adventure set in Cornwall - Famous Five with a twist.

©2020 C.J. Haslam (P)2020 W. F. Howes Ltd Animals Animals & Nature Fantasy Fiction Humorous Fiction Literature & Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Comedy Dogs Paranormal Scary

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The story is amazing, but the narrator is awful. It sounds very robotic, unnatural.

I would recommend recording it again, otherwise it might end up receiving negative reviews.

It's worth changing the narrator, as the book is very good and the story is very original.

I will stick to the paperback version until then.

Great story, horrible narrator!

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