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The Woods
- Narrated by: Carol Monda, David Chandler
- Length: 12 hrs and 7 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Publisher's Summary
Twenty years ago, four teenagers at summer camp walked into the woods at night. Two were found murdered, and the others were never seen again. Four families had their lives changed forever.
Now, two decades later, they are about to change again. For Paul Copeland, the county prosecutor of Essex, New Jersey, grief at the loss of his sister has only recently begun to subside. Cope, as he is known, is now dealing with raising his six-year old daughter alone after his wife has died of cancer. Balancing family life and a rapidly ascending career as a prosecutor distract him from his past traumas, but only for so long...
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- Esther nienaber
- 17-11-2017
Really enjoyed this book
Very interesting story with many twists and turns. I think I've found a new Author I can rely on for a good read
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- LeanneHills
- 24-10-2015
Really enjoyed The Woods - would recommend!
The woods although slightly predictable keeps you wanting to listen long after your car journey has ended.
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- Anonymous User
- 31-01-2020
enjoyable
really enjoyed the plot with so many twists and turns. the two narrators were excellent.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-01-2021
Solid but not spectacular
overall an enjoyable listen. But a lot of very conveniant plot points are needed to get us to a satisfactory story conclusion.
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- Joey
- 09-01-2021
Well written and entertaining story.
The pace and rhythm of the story were fantastic, building up to the point where I didn't want to pause the novel. Male characters were realistic; at times frustratingly so. Female characters were 2D replications, relatively shallow in behaviour. Despite the twang of voice actors grating upon me, they are clearly experienced and talented. Overall, quite enjoyed this novel and would buy more of Coben's novels when they are on sale.
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- Tessa
- 01-01-2021
amazing story Netflix botched it though
I've really enjoyed this book and was excited to watch the series sadly names are changed and other things are changed and it wasn't for the better even for it changing to a TV series
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- Melle
- 23-12-2020
Give it time...complex and intriguing
I wasn't sure about the male narration to begin with - it seemed a bit "shouty" - but it grew on me. He is really acting rather than simply reading and he gives an entertaining performance that suits the style of the story. The story too takes a while to come together but it is worth getting through the establishing chapters in order to get into the story. This is a complex story with a great many ideas and themes. I ended up enjoying it a lot and will enjoy listening to it again in the future and picking up more from it. Some have said it is a little predictable, but I actually think the author is deliberately dropping breadcrumbs and allowing you to piece the various mysteries together and I really appreciated that approach (better than the common approach of a crazy "twist" that makes no sense and couldn't be predicted). Will now watch the Netflix series.
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- ozgribbo
- 19-12-2020
Quality thriller
Harlan Coben always seems to turn out good mystery books. This is no exception. A couple of stereotypical characters in a midst of otherwise well-drawn characters and a plot full of twists and turns.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-12-2020
Better storyline than Netflix
Very engaging and entertaining. I enjoyed the narrator and the storyline was excellent. Certain aspects changed in Netflix didn’t make the story better. The story as it’s written in the book was much better.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-12-2020
Great read
Intriguing right till the end. Keeps you guessing. Well written as usual. Thoroughly recommend it
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- Richard
- 26-08-2008
A good story, not so well told...
The Woods is an interesting yarn, with enough twists to keep you listening until the end, but along the way there are also a number of frustrations and strange choices that may confuse and detract from the experience.
The first and most obvious point worthy of note is the slightly bizarre way in which the producers have chosen to cast the 'actors' for this tale. Rather than a single narrator doing all the voices, or an ensemble cast delivering a more dramatised version of the book, there is instead one male and one female narrator. During chapters when the main male character is most prominent, the male narrator takes his turn. When the female lead character is the main focus, the woman reads to us. What totally messes up this seemingly smart idea though, is that there are other important characters that can crop up at any time in any chapter, but are sometimes voiced by the man, and sometimes by the woman using different tones and accents, leaving you thinking 'hang on a minute - that guy didn't speak like that the last time I heard him!'
Coben's writing too, is erratic. At times gripping, but at others extremely cliched and amateurish. Throughout the story, all his main female characters are 'stunningly beautiful' to the point of being boring, leading you to wonder what kind of weird world the story is set in when a waitress, private eye, university professor, housewife and coroner are all such exquisite specimens of womanhood. The only exception is an equally stereotypical pseudo-lesbian (although it's never stated) character about whom the writer continuously repeats the same line about her 'sensible shoes'.
Repetition is something that you notice a lot in this story, perhaps because the narrators don't have a lot of ability to vary their tone. At times it seems the characters use very similar language and phrases whether they're a rich well-to-do father or a young female prostitute.
In all, not bad, but not as good as I'd hoped
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- Alij
- 23-02-2009
Satisfies on all levels.
A murder mystery where the victims have been dead for years, a personal tragedy, a current court room trial and an emerging romance create the setting of this satisfyingly intricate tale where the plots and sub-plots interweave, unravel and then come together again. Having male and female narators for the corresponding principle characters works really well. Be sure to listen right to the end of the epilogue as the twists and turns keep on coming to the last.
7 people found this helpful
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- Val
- 11-08-2011
Expect a lot of padding
Essentially a good story though one which has appeared in other of his books - dead characters who aren't.. But in this book there is far too much extraneous description of things which do not advance the story one whit. Example: investigator going into the woods to get the information which was so important it could not be given over the phone, she had to be there. But lo, she is stopped by a boorish, over-zealous security man who will not let her in. Why did we have to have description of him, his face, his attitude etc etc? Finally he calls the Sheriff and we then get his description at length ... neither of these characters are relevant, indeed the security man disappears and the Sheriff makes one more appearance as a voice on the other end of the phone. Probably the author thought this would make us all the more eager to learn what was found in the woods. For this reader it led to irritated sighs and cries of "get on with it". Seems to me that writing a book every year is making this author redo his plots and then pad them out to the required word length. Not good enough, Harlan.
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- Kim
- 27-01-2015
Excellent book
It exceeded my expectations- not my usual kind of read/listen but I couldn't stop listening. I'd definitely recommend it.
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- Jean
- 23-04-2011
Rubbish
Far too wordy', boring. If it had been half the length it wouldve been ok, but SO much unnecessary repetition.
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- A P Stear
- 24-04-2017
Great book. Great ending
Really well narrated. Thoroughly enjoyed. highly recommend it. Read read read it. you won't regret
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- Cabaspre
- 22-05-2015
Wow! So many interwoven stories and all so good.
Any additional comments?
The story had many twists and turns but throughout everything was credible. The narrators were very good.
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- Kindle Customer
- 17-06-2008
BRILLIANT listening
I could not wait to get into the car and go to work to hear the next installment.Very realistic characters and emotions.Good story line and a plot that kept twisting right to the end,It sure ranks as one of the best to date and I am addicted to audible.
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- Dr
- 23-12-2012
Another Masterpiece from Coben
My wife and I are BIG Harlan Coben fans, ever since we listened to Shelter, when it came on Promotion from Audible.
This latest purchase, The Woods did not disappoint either. It is a murder mystery novel, with plenty of twists and sub plots. The unusual step of having both male and female narrators worked well for us. The advice to listen to the very end, from other reviews, is a good suggestion.
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