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The Hollows
- Narrated by: Guy Mott
- Length: 9 hrs and 52 mins
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- 🎧📚 addict📚🎧
- 07-10-21
Great Story HORRIBLE NARRATOR
Brilliance audio owes Mark Edwards an apology for casting such a mediocre narrator for his truly engaging story.
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- Brian A
- 07-10-21
Tired of poor performances
Another winner by Mark Edwards. Just getting tired by the underwhelming narrators lately. This was a very poor performance imo and took away from the overall enjoyment of this great author.
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- Feviegirl
- 07-19-21
Narration is laughable
I barely made it through the second chapter. The narrator is horrible! The hideousness of his adult American voice is surpassed only by the voice of his daughter. His normal voice is pompous and grating. Just no.
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- Darryl Le Roux
- 07-13-21
Narrator kills it
The Narrator's American accents are nothing but caricatures of whiney teenagers, regardless of the age of the character being narrated.
The reading of signs and the like are done in such a peculiar way, using teenager angst in the reading. It was offputting. Then again, the story itself was also such a cliche.
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- Leila Rae Bush
- 07-08-21
The story is great!
Wow! I'm never sure what to write in a review, but I think this is one of my new favorites from Mark Edwards! The Hollows will grab you from the beginning and keep you on the edge of your seat until the end. The story is creepy and chilling, and moves along at a nice pace. This would be a great book to read near Halloween, or in the winter months when it gets dark out much earlier. I think this book is much more in the horror/thriller genre and reminiscent of Stephen King.
The narrator is not my favorite for this book. I own several books narrated by Guy Mott that I enjoy, but he talks with a weird halting at the end of all of his words in this book and it's a bit distracting while listening.
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- Mark D
- 07-13-21
This was ridiculous
I liked the earlier books he wrote. These are turning into a second rate Stephen King. That accent he had for the kid, Frankie, was awful. Like a stereotypical New York accent. The story itself, unrealistic responses to situation. One of the very few I refused to endure to the end, made it 8 hours in.
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- Scott
- 11-09-21
Good Book, Strange Vocal Choices
An enjoyable story. The narration was fine but the narrator made some strange choices.
The English daughter lives in Albany for three years but has a thick Brooklyn accent ?
I'm now used to people messing up a Maine accent but these people sound like they are from down south. Regional American accents are practically dead, let it rest. They are too easy to mess up.
Also, why can't narrators do their homework and look up how local names are pronounced? Quite a few mistakes here. Not a big deal very few people will notice.
Also the narrator goes from emoting the dialog in one sentence then pivots to robot voice in the next. So strange.
I enjoy Mark Edwards novels, and this one is no exception. If you enjoyed his others you will enjoy this one too.
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- Book Bug!
- 08-03-21
Mixed feelings
I am a fan of Mark Edwards & his extreme style of writing. He always leaves you guessing until the end. This time I was disappointed in some of the narration but not only that even surpassing that was the absolutely foolish choices he and his daughter were making with their safety. The ending was creepy!
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- 07-11-21
Fairly good story
This is kind of “ghosts and gouls” in the beginning, but stick it out because it gets better! The narration isn’t the best, but the story itself is good. Definitely not the best book I’ve read but also not the worst. Worth the credit.
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- Michael P. Jennings
- 06-29-22
Exercise in exasperation.
Very difficult to finish. Characters continually act stupidly. The very basic premise of the book, that an abandoned cabin exists in the woods within walking distance of a busy resort and town, with a set of chimes to mark its location and for 20 years no one can find it is ludicrous. Major characters, both good and evil, continually make illogical choices that make the read exasperating.
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- Dimmy
- 07-10-21
Narration is awful
I had this book on my wish list for ages and preordered it as I love Mark Edward's books, I was so looking forward to it, but this one is totally ruined by the narrator. I'm not even sure I can finish it. I feel like I am being lectured not read a story, it's so difficult to connect with and like the characters when the narrator gives them such ridiculous and whiney voices!! I would love to know if the author has any input in the choice of narrator. if not you have done him a serious injustice. if this was my first experience of a Mark Edward's book, I would never listen to another. Fortunately I discovered him long before this horrid version
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- MrsM
- 10-31-21
Not one of his best
If you're a fan of ridiculous 80s horror films where teenagers keep insisting on being left on their own to get murdered then you may enjoy this. Except we are supposed to believe that a father keeps insisting that his teenage daughter is left alone despite all the other stuff that keeps happening around them. And then insisting he'd 'do anything for his daughter '. Rambling, repetitive storyline made worse by terrible narration (English guy who cannot pull off a convincing American accent). One of the first books I've read where I was hoping that some or all of the main characters got killed off because of their gross stupidity which was the only reason I stuck with it. I enjoy most of Mark Edwards books but this was pretty dreadful.
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- JR
- 07-30-21
Awful Narration
I can tell there is a good story in here, but how good or if it’s worth continuing with I’ll never know after the 4 hrs I’ve just spent with it.. simply put, the narrator does an absolutely terrible job of this, he has absolutely no idea how to tell a story, truly awful.
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- SandraL
- 07-23-21
Reminiscent of those 1980s Campsite horror movies
I pre-order everything that Mark Edwards writes because I know I will love it. The Hollows certainly didn't disappoint! Mark has given us another creepy thriller, set once again, in the USA.
The Hollows campsite has a backstory which will thrill any true-crime fans - it's the site of a n unsolved ritualistic murder which took place 10 years ago. Perhaps the protagonist, Tom, should have done more research before taking his teenage daughter on holiday there! The place is teeming with 'dark tourists' and soon some pretty spooky things start to happen. The whole thing reminded me a bit of those 1980s horror movies like Friday 13th.
The book sucked me in right from the start. I'm a horror fan so loved the creepy vibe of the campsite and dark, eerie woods which sent chills down my spine. It is well written and perfectly paced and it was very hard to stop listening. The characters are all really well drawn. I loved Tom, the divorced father trying to do his best despite living in a different continent to his daughter. And daughter Frankie came across as a very realistic teenager. I also loved Tom and Franki's neighbours at the campsite, Connie and David. This book is definitely one of my favourites by Mark Edwards.
I enjoyed the narration by Guy Mott.
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- Tess
- 07-13-21
laboriously slow
I have read Mark Edwards books before. I thought this book was quite unlike any he written before. The narrator was appalling, the American accent was poor. I carried on through the 10 hours of listening because I very rarely give up. Overall I would say that I shall give up on mark Edwards books going forward
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- Andrea
- 06-18-22
Great book awful narration
I really struggled to stick with this book, it’s a great bit of writing but the narrator sounds like a robot and a poor impression of scooby doo! Could refund so stuck it out, luckily the story is worth it not I recommend taking it not listening
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- Nomadicdragon
- 04-16-22
disappointed
the narrator drove me nuts from the very start - a pedestrian, flat intonation with no hint of passion in his voice (even at the climax). however the storyline was good enough to help me past this. as usual Mark Edwards draws one into his maze of twists and turns with dexterity. how much better it would have been with a decent narrator.
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- 04-15-22
Narrator sounds like automated voice off Tik Tok
Only listened for 15 mins and had to stop. The narrator sounds like an automated voice from tik tok or a sat nav.
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Ignore narration comments! He’s really good!🤔👏🏽👏🏽💯
Im halfway through and was just reading the reviews. I can’t believe how many people have said the narration is bad!! At first i wasn’t too sure, but now halfway through he’s GREAT! It’s probably the hardest job in the world and he has LOTS of characters to do and to give them all different voices! so i give him 10/10!! I can’t even read 1 voice naturally never mind 10+!! Loving everything about the book and the narration! My first mark edwards book im sure, and i have now purchased 4 of his books because of this book! IGNORE THE NEGATIVE NARRATION COMMENTS!💯💯💯💯 i will look for more read by Guy Mott DEFINITELY ! 10/10 Narrators are given such a hard time, and yes some are truly awful and shouldn’t be doing it, but so many negative comments are not justified and this is 1 of the one’s ☹️ Well done GUY! You done SO well with SOOO many different characters to read and make all of them different… without making a mistake or getting confused with which character you’re reading, and you didn’t! Well done!!! ♥️👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you audible for another great book!!! Couldn’t put it down, i HAD to know what happened next!!🤗😊xxx
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- Slim
- 02-06-22
Horrible narration ruined a good story.
The narration of this book was painful to listen to and totally detracted from any enjoyment of the story. I will be on the lookout in the future NOT to buy anything narrated by Guy Mott!
Returned book due to this as will never wish to listen to it again.