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Scent of Fear
- Narrated by: John Voce
- Length: 10 hrs and 49 mins
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- Lynette
- 03-12-2018
Narrator needs to work on accents
Not a bad story line. Park seems to be slipping a bit. His first 12 or so books were the best. The narrator has let the story down. Starts off with a few good accents then by chapter 4 there is only his own. Also needs to work on South African pronunciation of slang words. In this one, too much about relationships and not enough about the thrill and suspense. Disappointing unfortunately. Hope Park isn't getting soft!
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- Michelle
- 05-04-2019
Tony Park has become very formulaic
I've read/listened to all of Tony Park's books. I've visited the parts of Africa he talks about and so that's why I've enjoyed them. However, I could probably guess the plot of his next book already. And every narrator, including this one, doesn't seem to check how to pronounce the names of places or things in Africa.
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