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The Survivors by Jane Harper
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really liked it

This was not my first encounter with Ms Harper's writing so I must say it felt somehow different from her other works which are set in the outback. Here water is in the backgorund of the events and descriptions.
Atmospheric and dark, a slow-burner, set in a small seaside town haunted by the events from the past and another tragedy, was a truly good listen that engaged me fully. I found the plot intriguing and appreciated the gradual unravelling of the truth. Not connecting to any of the characters did not spoil the enjoyment for me. The narration is top-notch, a perfect voice for this book.
*A big thank-you to Jane Harper, Hachette UK Audio, and NetGalley for the audiobook in exchange for my honest review.*
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March 7, 2021 – Started Reading
March 7, 2021 – Shelved
March 7, 2021 – Finished Reading

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message 1: by Richard (on hiatus) (last edited Mar 07, 2021 12:05PM) (new) - rated it 4 stars

Richard (on hiatus) Yeh!! First to comment :) Glad you enjoyed this one too Beata - nice review !


Beata Richard wrote: "Yeh!! First to comment :) Glad you enjoyed this one too Beata - nice review !"
LOL, I'm also always happy to be the first to comment under a review, Richard :) Thank you! Glad we both enjoyed this book! :)


Kathleen Great review. Waiting for my library hold. Sigh!


Beata Kathleen wrote: "Great review. Waiting for my library hold. Sigh!"
Thank you, Kathleen :)) Hope the readers ahead of you get the message and read fast lol :))


message 5: by Jenna (new)

Jenna ❤ ❀  ❤ An intriguing review, Beata. Water isn't the first thing I think about when I think about Australia, despite the fact that I've never been in the Outback, never farther in than a couple hours drive from the beach. Still, dryness seems to fit the image of Australia better than a lot of water. Glad you're enjoying these books!


Peter Wonderful review, Beata. I enjoyed this one too and do love Jane Harper.


message 7: by Shainlock (new)

Shainlock I like how you bring up that the other works you read were in the outback and these were seaside. I imagine that showed a different side! Sounds cool!


H (no longer expecting notifications) Balikov Is it narrated in the third-person, Beata?


message 9: by Victoria (new)

Victoria I'm saving this one for a trip, so pleased to see that Ms. Harper continues to raise the bar. Nice review!


Farrah Great review Beata!! I'm glad you enjoyed it 💖


message 11: by Tina (new)

Tina A wonderful review Beata!!


message 12: by Mary Beth (new)

Mary Beth Terrific review!! 💕


message 13: by Margaret Mary (new)

Margaret Mary She is a great author and glad you enjoyed it, Beata


message 14: by Ron (new)

Ron Fine review, Beata. I also don't think I'll mind whether I connect these characters to her other books. Look forward to each story Harper brings, and hope to pick this one up this year. PS. Lost Man was very good, and I see you liked it just a bit more.


message 15: by Yun (new) - rated it 4 stars

Yun Yay glad to see you enjoyed this too, Beata, even if you didn't quite connect with the characters! Great review! :)


Karina I love that you’re a fan, Beata! The Outback descriptions are eerily disturbing so I’m glad she did a seaside story and didn’t disappoint you� Love your excitement on Harper and great review!


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