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Gone Girl
- Lu par : Julia Whelan, Kirby Heyborne
- Durée : 19 h et 18 min
- Catégories : Policier, thrillers et œuvres à suspense, Thrillers et romans à suspense

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- La Dame à la licorne
- 05/09/2018
Mariage de rêve
Mariage de rêve… peut-être pas entre les protagonistes, mais entre l'histoire et la narration. Kirby Heyborne et Julia Whelan sont d'excellents narrateurs, jamais monotones, jamais lassants. Leurs intonations collent parfaitement à l'état d'esprit du personnage. Le changement de ton entre la première partie et les suivantes, dans le cas de Julia Whelan, est parfait.
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- Moona
- 26/08/2020
Phenomenal
I watched the movie and I wanted to discover the book. Such a great story, I think it would have been even better if I hadn't watched the movie. The plot was excellent. The details in the book really kept me interested even if I knew how everything would end. The end destroyed me. I felt much more empathy for the husband in the book than in the movie. I really recommend it.
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- HUANG Yixin
- 29/09/2019
j'ai beaucoup aimé!
C'est 10 mieux que le film ! sa façon de mettre les choses en place est trop interessant. je ne peux pas m'empecher à ecouter et découvrir l'histoire petit à petit.
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- Janie
- 26/06/2012
Get Gone Girl soon!
Remember the film, War of the Roses with Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas? Well, this is along similar lines but there are less physical thrills and far more psychological ones which makes for a better read whereas the former, perhaps, makes for more excitable viewing. I found it pretty impossible to "put this book down." It went everywhere with me while I completed my daily tasks and then again late into the night. I had finished it within 3 days but unlike other books I don't want to read another immediately as I would like to 'soak' this book up for a while and think about it. It is very well written and contains some complex ideas which are described in metaphoric symbolism and therefore made easier to understand. I am looking forward to Gillian Flynn writing another excellent book. Very highly recommended.
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- Paul
- 15/08/2012
Not just another whodunit
Without giving the plot away, suffice it to say that Gone Girl isn't just another missing person story, but a psychological thriller that keeps up the suspense to the last page. So don't be put off by the length. I'm left pondering the character of the victim as well as the perpetrator, and wondering what will happoen next. It's one of those books I will read again. With the two antagonists telling their story in the first person, the alternating male and female readers was a must. A top book all round.
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- Michael Kitto
- 07/10/2012
Thrilling and Disturbing
I’ve been trying to review this book for a while now and it has become a real struggle. I don’t want to give any spoilers for this brilliant book so I will try my best. Advanced warning: this review may have spoilers or turn out incredible vague. When I first saw this book I kept thinking this was just another YA novel but then I noticed this book kept popping up everywhere so I thought I better read what this is about and when I did, I had to read it right away.
When Amy disappears in suspicious circumstances all eyes fall to her husband as the primary suspect. Nick claims he is innocent but the evidence is not in his favour. Did Nick kill his wife? As this novel progressed any ideas of what happened will be shattered, any presumptions you’ve made about the characters will be wrong. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn is a dark and twisted journey with so much unpredictability that you will be up all night trying to find out what really happened to Amy.
What I loved about this book was that you never really know what to expect. The book is told from the perspective of Nick and Amy, the diary of Amy tells the back story of their lives while the alternative chapters told from Nick takes the story from the disappearance. Slowly the pieces start to fall into place but there is always another curve ball just around the corner. The dark and psychological aspects of this novel remind me of something Jim Thompson would write but then the thriller and suspense of this book reminds me a lot of books like Before I Go to Sleep or Into the Darkest Corner.
Flynn did a brilliant job with this novel, it kept me up at night, made me want to skip work to read this book and in the end any spare time I had I was back in this book trying to find out what really happened to Amy. I wasn’t sure what I was in for and I didn’t know who to believe but in the end I enjoyed the ride. On reflection this book seemed incredibly basic with its plot but writing in a brilliant way that while reading you never have enough pieces to solve this puzzle. Highly recommend this book to any lovers of mystery and suspense.
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- Sally R
- 24/09/2012
continuing twists and turns
If you could sum up Gone Girl in three words, what would they be?
Engaging, enjoyable and well read.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Absolutely Nick Dunne
Which character – as performed by Julia Whelan and Kirby Heyborne – was your favorite?
Amy Elliot Dunne
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
If I could I would have finished it in one day.
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- Jaime
- 27/08/2012
Gone girl, lost boy
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
Not a favourite by a long shot. Easy to pick the plot from early on and the rest was just filling in the details.
Any additional comments?
Got the book after searching top tens, wish I'd gotten something else. Wasn't very interesting but once I'd started I had to finish to see if anything else popped up. Narraters were fine, just not a fan of the story line.
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- Dianne
- 21/01/2013
Absolutely loved this book!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Absolutely! Great story with many twists. Fantastic characters and I enjoyed the comedy (even though the story is quite dark).
Who was your favorite character and why?
Both main characters, although in the end I would chose the male lead.
What about Julia Whelan and Kirby Heyborne ’s performance did you like?
Excellent delivery and timing. They were fantastic as their own characters as well as portraying the other characters.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Gives a new meaning to 'Woman scorned'
Any additional comments?
Loved this book, the twists were believable and characters strong.
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- Colin
- 28/06/2013
Twists and turns and a little bit of wow
Get this. Gone girl deserves its best seller status because it is good old fashioned story telling where the journey is just a thrill and ride and the destination a... well, you will see. I felt myself listening without distraction (as I would if reading a book) which for me is the best test of a really good audio book. The narrators both do an excellent job.
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- Tribbles
- 09/02/2013
Complicated dark and intriguing
What did you love best about Gone Girl?
The characters are delightfully packed with dark secrets.
What did you like best about this story?
The suspense and surprises....
Which scene was your favorite?
The flip in the middle when everything becomes clear. ....but I don't want ,give anything away !!!
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Absolutely and I more or less did between the gym, office and car.
Any additional comments?
Listen and enjoy
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- Nina
- 27/01/2013
Gripping till the very end
A wonderfully written and well performed book. A husband telling the story of his missing wife and the wife revealing their life in her diary. Or so it seems at first... and just then when you feel yourself choosing sides (will you be in the Amy or the Nick camp?) the story takes on an unexpected twist. What looked like a pretty straightforward story now has you guessing - how on earth will it end. So go ahead, listen and hold your breath till the very end.
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- Kris
- 09/11/2012
Intruiging
The story was intriguing. I picked some of the plot points, but not all of them and enjoyed the twists.
The two main characters were both likeable and unlikeable; it was a bizarre feeling to mostly dislike the characters, but want to keep hearing their stories.
The author seems to have no idea what the word "literally" means. More than half the times it's used it's about something that is figurative... if those things were literal it would have been a more horrible and terrifying story. It bugged me so much that I wasn't sure I wanted to keep listening, but I persevered and was glad I did. That is the main reason I didn't give the book 5 stars all around.
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- Marc A
- 08/04/2019
The male voice is a no go, female one much better.
Really annoyed by the male voice so that I skipped his part and rather read in the book myself. The story is solid and the end not disappointing as others commented. Good suspense yet too detailed at times and thus not always thrilling to read. 3 out of 5 stars!
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- Aylin
- 25/09/2016
End Not too Great
A Page turner, but the ending was disapointing. Pretty flat compared to the rest of the Book
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- Mic
- 07/07/2016
Mittelmäßig, schwaches Ende
The storyline is basically quite interesting. It suggests that both protagonists are very intelligent. Unfortunately that is not the way the speakers come across. To me they sounded very average American. Nothing in their way of speaking implied a broad horizon or a fancy education. So to begin with I found the characters hard to believe in. Also I found that there was a lot of blah blah that slowed down the story, made it a little bit boring and a little bit average. Basically it was a very good story idea but it came to a very sudden and blunt ending as if suddenly the author had run out of ideas on how to continue. I'm kind of hoping there will be a sequel in which a proper ending will developed. The story is really interesting and then suddenly leaves you hanging in midair with an ending that just doesn't make sense.
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- Carmen
- 13/03/2014
Absolutely brilliant book!
This book is breathtaking! The biggest dream and the worst nightmare a marriage can get. Gillian Flynn brings the emotions that Nick and Amy feel to life in colors so bright, you'll be afarid of it. Julia Whelan and Kirby Heyborn read their parts with such real emotions that the story comes to life.
Who thought "the war of the Rose's" or "Fatal attraction" were good movies will be thrilled by this book.
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