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The Sweetman Curve

By: Graham Masterton
Narrated by: Russell Bentley
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A journalist is caught up in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with a random killer when his father and girlfriend are killed. After investigating he uncovers a further 10 people with nothing in common - except they all appear on The Sweetman Curve, a graph invented by a corrupt university professor which can predict medical life expectancy within a three-year bracket.

Unfortunately, the graph has fallen into the hands of the wrong people, one of them being a corrupt senator who has powerful financial backing.

©1979 Graham Masterton (P)2021 Head of Zeus Crime Thrillers Psychological Suspense Thriller Thriller & Suspense Fiction Crime

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I’m a big fan of Graham Masterton. I’ve enjoyed most of his audiobooks so far. Unfortunately, this wasn’t one of them.

The story should have been really good, promising to be and Masterton classic.

However, I found it jumbled and very confusing. It was difficult to follow due to the constant chopping and changing between characters and events.

The narrator was pretty good but unfortunately couldn’t make up for the story.

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Another great story from Graham Masterton, unfortunately it was ruined by the poor narration. I recommend to the book.

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