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Sara's Game
- Narrated by: Erin Spencer
- Length: 6 hrs and 56 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Two years ago, Sara's husband left for the gym one morning...and never came back. His car was found. He wasn't. Unbelievably, the police report said, "no foul play suspected." There were a few sightings over the following months, but little else.
Now, on the last day before summer break, her three children have gone missing from their schools, all at the same time.
And the note under her windshield wiper asks one foreboding question: Are you ready to play the game?
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- Mookey
- 2018-09-14
worth the listen
I enjoyed this book. the story is easy to get into because it starts right into the good stuff and goes till the end. a nice short listen perfect for traveling. #audible1
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- MaryBTX
- 2019-09-10
Nope
I tried. I really did. But the story line coupled with the awful narration was just too much. Perhaps with a different narrator I could’ve finished the story. She’s very staccato. As it is though, I got thru the middle of chapter 7 and then threw up my hands in disgust.
Your kids are missing and you don’t immediately call the police? You’re more concerned about the principals feelings, rather than freaking out that your children have been abducted?
Generally speaking the writing is like that of a middle school student trying to write like a “grown up”. As an example, who refers to their employer by the proper name.... with every reference? I mean EVERY reference. You don’t drive to “company name”, you drive to “work” or to “the office”. It’s just little things like that which made the story seem juvenile.
Bottom line, don’t bother with this one. Unless what I’ve said above is appealing to you.
7 people found this helpful
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- Michaela Downing
- 2019-08-10
Oh boy
This was hard for me to get through. I’m not sure if was the narrator or the story in general but it was not believable nor did it have much depth. Trying too hard or maybe not hard enough. The story would have been a little more relatable if the characters weren’t so immature or....kind of dumb. And the detectives! Painful. I was literally counting down the hours on my audible.
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- Erica Cunningham
- 2019-10-20
Sara’s Game Review
Way to predictable of a story. Some characters not needed. Some events not explained well they should have been to help with the story. Could have been a better book.
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- Awesome person
- 2019-06-07
Worth free credit
To me the story was different then most I’ve heard so that was a plus. Although predictable I knew almost within the first couple chapters The Who and why. Liked the plot however predictable it certainly was. If I could guess it without trying anyone could. I don’t try to solve the books I listen to as I like to let it unravel. The reader can perform 2 mb 3 voice characters which really blew this listen. She could be good but needs to practice her male and other female voices. If she didn’t narrate who was speaking what lines you would think them all the same.
Like I said free credit would not pay for this one. And I can sit through just about any audio book I have a lot of drive time.
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- kwhitney
- 2019-04-19
Eh
It was pretty predictable to me. Basically within the first few chapters of the kids going missing I figured out who took them, just didn't know why. Also, I feel like to much time was spent being in the main character's thoughts and not enough action. Overall the book was okay.
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- L. Sarji
- 2019-04-16
Ugh. Couldn’t even finish this one it was so awful
The story line sounded like it would be good. Maybe it was the narrator, but this was so bad, I didn’t even finish it.
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- Andrea Samper
- 2019-03-21
Terrible story, poor reading
This book is poorly written, predictively and lame. The ‘performance’ does add to the predictability and kitschiness. Do not recommend it
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- Kindle Customer
- 2017-09-12
SARAS GAME was an excellent book .
I was on the edge of my seat reading this book. I would recommend this book. I was upset about the one dective. Very upset!
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- Kip
- 2016-02-06
Disappointing
The story was okay, enough to keep me listening to the end despite several eye roll moments involving solving ridiculously esoteric riddles that the heroin was able to solve using the same non sequitur logic Adam West used when facing The Riddler in the old Batman tv series.
Furthermore, the reader just didn't do it for me. She had a hard time with male voices so much so that it was laughable at times. I would have preferred just a straight reading of the text. But most irritating was the reader's poor pronunciation on a couple of occasions. She pronounced "mirror" like "meer" and she violated one of my personal pet peeves when, on several occasions, she pronounced "jewelry" as "jewlery". These may seem innocuous, but they threw me out of the story every time.
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- Kassandra
- 2015-11-26
Great story line
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Great story. Second book wasn't as good, but this one is a must read.
1 person found this helpful