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The Missing Ones
- Detective Lottie Parker, Book 1
- Narrated by: Michele Moran
- Length: 14 hrs and 3 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The hole they dug was not deep. A white flour bag encased the little body. Three small faces watched from the window, eyes black with terror.
The child in the middle spoke without turning his head. "I wonder which one of us will be next?"
When a woman's body is discovered in a cathedral and hours later a young man is found hanging from a tree outside his home, Detective Lottie Parker is called in to lead the investigation. Both bodies have the same distinctive tattoo clumsily inscribed on their legs. It's clear the pair are connected, but how?
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Lottie is about to come face to face with a twisted soul who has a very warped idea of justice.
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- A. Palla
- 11-09-17
Lots of layers
This is a detective story with church-sponsored child abuse, murder, bribery, abuse of municipal office, extortion and blackmail with some working mother's guilt and distress sprinkled in. It kept my attention and I found myself thinking about the story too often to rate it any lower. And I highly recommend Ms. Moran's narration. Her voice is lovely and her accent and cadence do justice to the history and suffering of the Irish.
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- Calliope
- 05-04-18
I'm trying to like it, but it's hard.....
I'm not even sure what the plot is here, even though I'm already a quarter of the way in. The writing is melodramatic and overwrought, and I really don't like the primary character Lottie Parker. It was recommended to me by someone in a discussion about strong female protagonists, but I'm just not liking it.
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- green ice cream garden
- 05-11-17
Hard to put down
Great cast of complex characters and character development. Even though I'm not into church scandals, fact or fiction, this story gripped me from the first few lines and had me nail biting at the end. The one thing that I don't normally like but was present in this story is that everything - everything - revolves around or is connected to the main character. This however will still rate as one of the most enjoyable reads this year. Can't wait for more.
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- Cassandra
- 05-22-17
Tangled, strange murder mystery a disappointment
Irish church and state history of corruption erupts in vengeance and violence- to what end?
I am left scratching my head after finishing "The Missing Ones," perhaps more so than after any mystery/suspense novel in recent memory- and not in a positive way.
The mystery or mysteries(?) exist, that is true. In retrospect I can untangle a few different strands of mystery-type plot that either run throughout the whole book or start somewhere and maybe end somewhere, some resolved to some satisfaction or sense, some not at all. I felt that some of the many tangential plots going on were not helpfully contributing to what I think was the author's intended main idea. Some of them were not interesting. Some were just strange.
For example, DI Lottie Parker herself is the root of many odd side-plots and anachronisms that I could barely stand. I found this character extremely unlikeable. Often, a main character who is prickly of personality has other redeeming qualities, such as, loyalty to her team, or brilliant detective skills, or extreme dedication in search of the truth. Here, I saw an attempt at a cliched "flawed personality" taken to an unpleasant extreme, if that makes sense. She is unlikeable. No sense of humor (only her loyal sidekick Boyd thinks she is endearing when she swears at him and puts him down constantly, and I mean constantly, and uses him as a drunk-dial when she's black-out drunk, which he falls for every time). To me, no underlying heart of gold. She acts unkindly to pretty much everyone. She is disrespectful to her investigative team. There is no sense of morale. The author deftly describes the cold weather at every turn. We can imagine the cold, gray expanse. We can also imagine a cold, gray incident room. For example, when one of her DCs tries to actually do his job and draws a diagram to try and connect different victims, she publicly insults him, meanwhile sitting at her desk bemoaning it's messiness and making fun of Boyd for being so neat and orderly.
DI Parker "solves" the main mystery, kind of, through the use of archival records which she accesses only through the kindness of a rogue priest who risks excommunication for her. Then she gets lucky when other people sort of show up out of the woodwork and tell her stuff. She doesn't do much, truly. She sends out her people, then yells at them for doing a bad job, but I'm serious- she doesn't really do a lot of detective work unless it falls in her lap, and even then she has trouble connecting the dots when the reader has figured it out 250 pages ago.
Overall, I finished the book because I wanted to see a resolution. The last 1/4 finally got good. The first 3/4 dragged with little progress. DI Parker was not pleasant or interesting enough to make up for the lack of action happening. The other characters were mediocre. The boss cop was a bad caricature of a cranky boss again taken to painful extremes. The crimes were strangely evil without ever really being explained or their reasons examined. The snapshots back to 40 years ago could have been so much more interesting, but they were just blips. I didn't get it.
I won't even discuss her family life. It was just as annoying if not more so than her sad performance as a detective and leader.
I am disappointed with The Missing Ones and disheartened that this first in a potentially great new series is a let-down. I will, however, give the next one a try, because I don't give up easily. I hope that the author gives Lottie Parker some redeeming qualities in the next book, and also tightens up the plot for a more suspenseful and interesting mystery.
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- Brenda Harris
- 08-15-17
Thriller with a twist!
A good story with unlikly villians and sad victums. Enjoyed the reader and the tale.
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- Lia
- 03-03-18
Too Long and Too Dark
I gave three stars for two reasons. First, this book started off at a good pace, I was interested in the main character and there were enough events to keep my interest but that quickly declined. The investigation dragged and dragged....I kept checking the percentage I was at and feeling frustrated because I just wanted to be finished and felt the book could have been wrapped up much more quickly. By the end I was just annoyed. The second reason is because I was really disappointed by the ending. There is a character whom I feel has an unnecessary death that really didn't contribute to the story-line. Also, many of the characters were very flat because the author provided minimal information about them.
Michele Moran was good with the delivery of the story
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- Anonymous User
- 06-14-21
Do not recommend
I would give this zero stars if I could. Literally one of two books I couldn’t finish listening to. Total snooze fest, way too graphic with the abuse of kids, and there is not a single likeable character.
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- Mama Jo
- 02-07-21
Graphic
I listen to a lot of different mystery and suspense stories but I could not justify submitting myself to such graphic descriptions of sexual abuse of children. We all have our boundaries, and this book surpassed mine.
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- Sharon
- 03-04-18
Worth the Read
Not the best book I have read and did not keep me on the edges of my seat but definitely worth the the read on a lazy weekend. The story is steady and interesting, the characters are varied and well developed with a strong ending.
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- Kitty Lagorio
- 05-02-17
Gibney's research lacking
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
I stopped listening when I got to the place where Lottie (the main character) the detective doesn't call the police when she's attacked. It makes no sense. The attacker could've dropped something to provide a clue. She was attacked. Her children were threatened and she doesn't call for help? The story stopped making sense for me.
How did the narrator detract from the book?
Oh, the narrator was quite good.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Disappointment. The story started out and I was invested. But when I hit that moment that had me leave the story to say, "What the heck? Why didn't she call for help?" I had no desire to forgive and go back to the story.
Any additional comments?
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-28-17
Gripping
Would you listen to The Missing Ones again? Why?
The narrator was so good, so many twists to the plot I need to listen again. I don't want it to stop
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- Mrs. J. Answer
- 05-24-17
Gripping
Got into the story straight away and gripped me until the end.
The narration was excellent too.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-19-17
Brilliant story
A really gripping story, brilliantly read. I couldn't stop listening and wanted it to last longer
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-30-17
Good story line
The story was good , I think the characters have a chance to develop in future books.
The narration was performed well .
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- D. Mascott
- 05-31-17
First rate
Gripping from the first page, plenty going on, secondary stories well meshed. Well read, the twist is unexpected and brilliant!
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- andrea m spiller
- 05-23-17
so good
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- Alva Brough
- 05-08-17
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- KayCoop
- 05-01-17
Brilliant book.
It is a great storyline that keeps you hooked to the end. I would read more from this author.
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- Fersh
- 08-15-17
Harrowing
The more the wickedness of some priests in the Catholic Church is revealed, the more the incredibility at their belief that they were above any law. This story centres on such abuses and seeps into Lotties's own life in several ways. The final twist was unexpectedly upsetting. Yet I couldn't stop until it was finished. Harrowing but compelling.
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- Sam Hall
- 07-28-17
A sad story, but a cracking crime thriller
Great narration added to this intricate and engaging story. So many characters to hate, a few you're not sure of and a flawed heroine. What more could you want?! Would highly recommend.
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- Dr. Jeannette Kavanagh
- 02-04-18
It's hard to believe that this was published.
With no evidence of policing skills and less evidence of strategic thinking, DI Lottie Parker takes us on a tedious journey of her incompetence. Where was the editor? Or a writer for that matter! Clunky imagery and superficially drawn characters. I didn't find it gripping: it was soporific. Why don't people in Audible listen to the books they promote as exciting.
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- Jo Nelson
- 11-21-17
Slow
This story seemed unnecessarily long and was quite slow. I listened to the entire story but it wasn’t worth it.
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- Soraya
- 03-17-18
Pretty slow and average
Described as jaw dropping etc.
It really isn't.
Actually a very slow book, until the very end and then it gets super rushed.
I was excited to read this series but I probably won't read the next one... unfortunately.
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- LUCY
- 04-20-17
Loved it
Well set story. Thrilling.
Found the narration sometimes difficult between characters voices as they weren't consistent. But generally fabulously read.
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- Samholt
- 05-18-18
Confusing
I found this hard to follow. The characters seemed to jump around.
I’m still going to try the 2nd book in the series and hope its better
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- Ed Napiorkowski
- 12-29-17
Overall OK
Found this volume to be a mixture of engaging and entertaining sections but also some rather slow and drab sections as well. A good storyline delivered via competent story telling.
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-16-17
The Missing Ones
i enjoyed every minute of this book, story line kept me thinking and guessing from beginning to end
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- Bonita N. Jones
- 06-02-22
Brilliant
Great story, great narration. Interesting characters, likeable and believable. Sad heartbreaking history in there. I look forward to more from this author and narrator
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- Anita
- 03-01-21
Raw
Fantastic story all be it a raw one.
Lots of twists & turns, which keeps you listening to find out what really happens.
Brilliant narrator look forward to continuing the series.
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-04-21
engrossing
Great story and awesome narration. Highly recommend the suspenseful novel, draws you in from start