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Poison Orchids
- Narrated by: Aimee Horne
- Length: 12 hrs and 30 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Publisher's Summary
A dark, compelling new thriller from best-selling authors Sarah A. Denzil and Anni Taylor
Young backpackers Gemma and Hayley arrive at a remote fruit farm in Australia’s Northern Territory, out of money and desperate for work.
The weeks go on, a blur of fruit picking, parties, campfires and wading beneath waterfalls in the nearby hot springs. Until the night the girls find themselves on a dark highway, bruised and bloodied.
Senior Detective Bronwen McKay and psychologist Megan Arlotti question the terrified girls. But Hayley and Gemma are telling two very different stories of what happened to them over the past three months.
Which story is the truth, and what are the girls covering up? A suspenseful thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.
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- Madison
- 2019-10-04
Winding Road
Uh, hello Netflix? yes, I have your next series right here!!! thrilling! Just when you think it's about to be over, there's another twist! Cultish, murderous, suspenseful, and a bit on the sci-fi. Love it!
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- Toni
- 2019-10-31
good book
I really enjoyed this book. I read a few negative reviews and was concerned but was pleasantly surprised.
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- Eddie Pancake
- 2019-10-19
Another winner from this author
My first ever audiobook was Sarah Denzil’s “Silent Child” and I’ve loved her writing ever since. This was no exception. I really hope it’s made into a movie someday. Her books keep me captivated from beginning to end.
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- Erin
- 2019-10-23
Utterly Ridiculous
So far fetched and unrealistic that I was annoyed I listened to the whole thing. The narrator was good though.
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- Aaron Matheson
- 2019-10-10
It's ok
Narration was very good, story was mediocre at best. Struggled to keep my attention. Not one of those stories that kept me intrigued.
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- Jamie
- 2019-09-28
Kept Me Engaged With Unique Plot
A variety of interesting characters, moments that made my heart race throughout, and a mystery to put together. I definitely kept listening past my bed time too often! I really enjoyed the story but you do have to hold for disbelief for one element for it to work. With that in mind, it was tricky for me to know if it was justified how the characters would act but if one goes along with the plot details then it is a unique premise indeed!
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- Amazon Customer
- 2021-01-08
Disappointing
This is not the authors best book. Characters are weak, not explored, too many people brought in with actually no value add to the plot. It gets confusing, duplicative and actually really boring. Keep waiting for a twist or the plot to unfold but it doesn't. The accents by the reader are close to terrible also. So disappointing as she has wonderful books, just not this one!
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- Emilie
- 2020-09-08
Very addicting
I absolutely loved it. The story caught you from the very beginning and I couldn't stop listening to it. So many good twists that you couldn't even imagine. 100% recommend listening
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- Susan
- 2020-09-04
Layered story line
Great novel. It keeps you questioning and just when you think you figured it out you have not. And a surprise ending!!! Aimee Horne is a great narrator.
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- Jacqueline Pynaert
- 2020-09-03
Wow! Just wow! I couldn’t turn it off!
So good. Like so good! Captured my attention off the hop and didn’t let go until the final word. So much tension. Amazing pace. Great characters. Just truly well written, well spoken, awesome book. Highly recommend.
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- Buzy_reading
- 2019-08-27
My pretty orchids...we are family
Backpackers from around the world were recruited to work the mango farm during mango picking season. At Llewellyn Farm everyone is family. Most are run aways from broken homes looking for a new adventure. When two frightened but brave girls end up on a highway away from the farm, two detectives and a psychologist are called to ask the girls a few questions. Megan was just a psychologist who’d stepped way past her professional boundary lines to find the answers the girls couldn’t retain. Megan worked closely with the detectives assisting them with any information she could retain from the girls. When questioned separately each girl recounts a different set of circumstances leading up to their escape. Both girls were at the centre of it all. Thankfully both girls survived the accident on the highway. Narrator: Aimee Horne was amazing. I haven’t enjoyed a performance this much since I listened to Will Watt and Hayden Bishop. Superb performance. I especially liked the British performance. Aimee reminded me how wonderful this story was when I read it myself. This was a revisit of the story and I thought it deserved a revisit with an audio experience. Aimee didn’t disappoint. She enhanced my reading experience 10 fold. I always follow along to the narration to ensure I’m retaining every word and this one didn’t disappoint. This was a flawless performance. Each word was voiced just as it was written. The sound quality was sound proof with no outside disturbances. Overall: I loved the layout. Sarah immediately took the focus off of who chased them down the highway by focusing on the why. Let me just say I was unprepared for the why. Sarah has quite a scary imagination. The twists and turns were nothing I’d imagined. Sarah pulled off a clever story. It was brilliant. I liked both detectives collaborating with the psychologist sharing ideas and concepts to proceed in the case. I liked all the supporting cast of characters they enhanced the story and brought this story to life.
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- Jen
- 2019-08-25
I’m actually upset at the five star reviewers....
I was excited to listen to this book and definitely the first few chapters are attention grabbing. But after a few hours of ridiculously boring chapters, I had to return. This book is not good. Not even a little. Audible returns are made for this book. The narrator was good. The book is not.
170 people found this helpful
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- cynth
- 2019-09-07
Too long
The story started out well enough but unfortunately they needed an editor. There were surprises and some very good twists. It’s hard to put my finger on it except it was too long and wordy. At times I would have to skip because the situations went on too long. So parts of it worked and other parts were like come on get over it! I am in the middle with this book. Maybe because there were 2 writers?
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- Lia
- 2020-01-17
Who's Lying
The book opens with a truck driver seeing two teenage girls running across a highway to get away from a man. He crashes the truck trying to avoid them, the girls are rescued and taken to a hospital. While Gemma and Hayley are recovering, they tell the detectives a bizarre and horrible story. But their stories don't quite match... The book is three sections: the aftermath of the accident in the hospital, then three months prior when the girls arrived at the mango farm, then the present. It dragged a little in the last section, I thought things could have been moved along a little quicker. I also wished the police had been a little smarter, they really should've figured things out before they did. Nothing is what it seems, both Gemma and Hayley are unreliable narrators at times, and there were enough twists to keep me guessing. I found the epilogue pretty chilling. Aimee Horne was excellent with the delivery of the story.
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- Shenise Ramdeen
- 2019-08-17
Wow.
This was so creepy it had me looking over my shoulder a few times. It's been a while since I've come across a true psychological thriller. You definitely won't be disappointed!
31 people found this helpful
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- mercyjam317
- 2019-09-13
Seems slow at first...just Wait For It!
I bought this book because of the great reviews and I was interested in the fact that the girls told different stories. When I started listening, I was disappointed because I felt like I had already read/listened to so many similar stories. Serial killer, keeping girls captive, they eventually escape... I don’t mean to sound cold, it just seemed like an old story. I wouldn’t want to spoil it, just believe that the first part hasn’t even scratched the surface. It gets really good!
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- Phyllis
- 2020-01-12
Convoluted and Bizarre
The plot was so far-fetched that any mystery or suspense was lost. The “made up” psychological problems of the farm residents made no sense. The characters had all the depth and dimension of paper dolls. The relationship of the psychology consultant with her lover functioned as filler to make the book longer. It added nothing to the plot. The narration was generally fine but the slow and plodding voice used for the farm owner did not fit the words. Better to just read clearly and skip the attempt at drama. This one is worth nether time nor money.
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- rkr4cds
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- Karen Belcher
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Wow did not see it coming!
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- Sasha Short
- 2019-09-16
Can't finish
I didn't finish the book. The narrator was okay when it came to general narration but her dialogue was so awkward and it made me cringe every time someone spoke. And it didn't matter who spoke, they all had multiple weird pauses within one sentence. It is also very hard to discern between the two girls.
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