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I Remember You
- A Ghost Story
- Narrated by: Lucy Paterson
- Length: 11 hrs and 43 mins
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Publisher's Summary
In I Remember You, Icelandic author Yrsa Sigurdardottir will stun listeners once again with this out-of-this-world ghost story that will leave you shivering.
In an isolated village in the Icelandic Westfjords, three friends set to work renovating a run-down house. But soon they realize they are not as alone as they thought. Something wants them to leave, and it's making its presence felt. Meanwhile, in a town across the fjord, a young doctor investigating the suicide of an elderly woman discovers that she was obsessed with his vanished son. When the two stories collide, the terrifying truth is uncovered.
Critic Reviews
"Narrator Lucy Paterson's smart pacing and subtle applications of intensity and tone guide listeners through Icelandic author Sigurdardottir's two seemingly unconnected plots and characters.... This intriguing mix of understated horror and mystery offers listeners a unique audio experience." (AudioFile Magazine)
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- jksullycats
- 06-10-18
Absolutely terrifying web of misfortune
Through most of this story I was completely freaked out. This is my kind of horror. It isn't gory, it isn't sex ridden, it isn't just humans at their worst and it is blissfully not YA. It IS supernatural, roundabout detective, atmospheric, and scary. I loved the way it all weaved together. It is just awesome in every way, story and narration both great. Well worth 2 credits!!
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- Ponder
- 09-20-18
This is a great ghost story
This story is incredible! I loved the interweaving stories and mystery of how things tie. The tone set by the author gives you that good old ghost story feel. Great characters and scenery established from the beginning.
Completely cliche, but I’m saying it: I wanted to find out what happens, but did not want it to end.
17 people found this helpful
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- Kristin
- 07-26-18
loved it!
A ghost story with a bonus mystery or is that the other way around. I'm off to watch the movie now.
7 people found this helpful
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- Frances
- 03-19-19
Classic Gothic Ghost Story
A couple and their dear friend set off for a desolate, abandoned village in Iceland, where they have invested in an old \ house. Their plan is to renovate the structure into a bed-and-breakfast for the warmer seasons' visitors. They soon discover, however, that the "bad reputation" the ferry captain spoke of about the house is all too true.
Meanwhile, in more populated Icelandic town, a psychiatrist sets out to investigate the suicide of a woman who bore strange scars on her back. He's also endlessly searching for his son, who disappeared without a trace several years past.
This story is slow to start and difficult to follow in the opening chapters, partially due to an American's unfamiliarity with the strange character and place names. Basically, two tales are told in parallel, gradually converging with horrifying clarity. Avoiding the gore often in modern horror, this author relies instead on the subtlety of Gothic horror, where what is not exactly seen but heard and vividly imagined is scariest of all. Any reader who enjoys a truly creepy ghost story, written with a definite flair for the literary, will definitely enjoy "I Remember You: A Ghost Story."
6 people found this helpful
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- Pumkin113b
- 07-24-18
Highly recommended!
Great narration. If you like supernatural tales and psychological crime stories you'll love this one.
4 people found this helpful
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- Paisley
- 06-04-21
Great narration, awful story
The only likeable main character was the dog. I'm sorry I stuck with this story. I kept with it because it came highly recommended from a source I normally trust, and I wanted to see how the storylines would eventually come together. When they finally did, it felt so contrived and cheesey. I felt nothing but annoyance and disgust for the characters, so I didn't care at all when the big secrets and horrors were revealed. I don't think the author ever even described how the characters looked, other than one was very attractive, so I was never even able to picture these vapid people. Could have been better had it just focused on one storyline and built some connection with the characters. I will say the narration was good, and is the reason I'm giving this two stars overall instead of one.
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- Shelli
- 10-28-18
Scared the bageezies outta me!!!
Great book and narrator was perfect!So spooky and great storyline! Definitely worth a credit!!
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- John Allred
- 10-28-18
Great Suspense!
This book had a wonderful tightly wound plot.
The language was concise and evoked images of both terror and mystery that were believable and spine chilling. I have heard that one out of ten Icelanders is an author of some sort and I will be a very loyal reader of Sigurdardottir if this book is even remotely like the rest!
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- susan
- 10-26-18
Painfully slow!
Painfully slow and laden with unnecessary detail that did not serve the plot. Characters were not well developed which made it hard to be invested. Can't fault the narrator she was the only reason I plowed through the story.
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- Kindle Customer
- 07-25-18
Entertaining
Narrator was great. Story was good. Recommend listening to for a good scare. Liked it very much
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