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The Likeness
- Dublin Murder Squad, Book 2
- Lu par : Grainne Gillis
- Durée : 21 h et 37 min
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Description
The inspiration for the major new BBC drama series Dublin Murders.
Still traumatised by her brush with a psychopath, Detective Cassie Maddox transfers out of the murder squad and starts a relationship with fellow detective Sam O'Neill. When he calls her to the scene of his new case, she is shocked to find that the murdered girl is her double. What's more, her ID shows she is Lexie Madison - the identity Cassie used years ago as an undercover detective.
With no leads, no suspects and no clues to Lexie's real identity, Cassie's old boss spots the opportunity of a lifetime: send Cassie undercover in her place, to tempt the killer out of hiding to finish the job.
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- Jackie
- 25/03/2017
Good Story. Wo Sind De Anderen Bücher?
What did you love best about The Likeness?
Didn't enjoy it as much as In The Woods but it's engrossing and exciting. This one required the listener to suspend disbelief a little further.
Any additional comments?
Since it's part of a series, I'd like to hear them all. It drives me nuts that Audible only has some of the series and not the whole thing. Not even in order either. Unless you're prepared to learn German, good luck ever moving on to book 3. Or 4. If you don't care about continuity though you can listen to book 5.
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- Douglas
- 10/10/2018
Cops with morals
The first few pages of the book had hooked and I wanted to find out who this "Lexi Madison" person was. Unfortunately, this excitement and interest in the mystery evaporated as the head of an undercover branch for the Irish police came up with a wild, cruel idea. Since this happens very close to the book it's not really a spoiler. Two of the three police are of the "ends justify the means" type.
In the end they ruin four people's lives and don't get more then a smack to the fingers and a wink while being told not to do such things again. This turned me off.
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- Esperanza
- 06/03/2020
Story gets better at the 2nd half
I took me a while to get into the story. Only half a way of the book the story trapped me and I got into the whole murder and the investigation. Happy I didn't give up. Cassie still an interesting character and I will give a chance to the third part. Performance: confusing initially, really like after few hours.
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- Lydia
- 23/12/2019
Fantastic!
The story was great - interesting, intriguing, suspenseful, with a good peppering of humour throughout. Cassie was a fantastic main character and French really makes details and atmospheres come alive. She uses vivid imagery, e dialogue sounds natural, and I was spellbound.
Grainne Gillis is one of my favourite narrators so far (I’ve listened to over 150 of these). Her accents are great, the voices of the different characters are distinct, and easily distinguishable. Her reading matches the words and atmosphere completely - it’s impeccable. I’m going to look for other books she’s performed.
It’s not necessary to read the book that came before this, but it does give some interesting context to Cassie, especially at the beginning of this novel.
I highly recommend this book - Enjoy!
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- T Beck
- 05/05/2019
Mediocre performance. Above average writing. Story lacks credibility.
Although I like Tana French's poetic writing style, I struggle with the extraneous detail and sentimentality. This is my second, and last book of hers I'll read/listen to. (I did both)
Performance was mediocre at best. Terrible singing, terrible high pitch voices. Poor accents. Didn't make we want more.
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- Karen Fourie
- 15/02/2019
The Likeness
This narrator’s fake accent is so irritating I only managed the first chapter - I’d rather go and buy the actual book - the plot sounds interesting but that accent?!?
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- Carmel D.
- 04/09/2018
If you're looking for gold, this is it!!@
This is a wonderful story that peers into the hearts and relationships of 4 lost souls and a young policewoman trying to regain her soul.
The narration had just the right touch.
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- Ruth
- 30/08/2018
too ling
the author didnt know how to finish the book.... the last few chapters are futile and tiring
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- Mary Anne Milley
- 03/01/2018
Not as good as Book 1
After listening to Book 1, I couldn't wait to read the next book in the series but was disappointed. First, it was a different narrator, with a completely different accent, which made it very hard to connect with the Cassie in the second book. She sounded completely different and it felt like it was a different character.
Second, the character of Cassie was not consistent with her personality established in the first book. Third, there was little continuity between the two books. Finally, the story bogged down in the middle and the "detective" aspect of the series seemed to be forgotten. It seemed to take forever to get back to the original premise. I did finish the book, but it was a difficult slog. I would be hesitant to read book 3.
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- Donna
- 04/01/2023
Terrible
A totally improbable story line with a poor narrator. Not her best, by far.
Consider her other titles first.
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- antje
- 16/07/2018
interesting lifes
Even for me as a german it was good to follow up. The femal voice is deeper and not nervescratchy at all. Like it a lot and she did a good job in making up the different persons. Even the different slangs were recognisable but understandable.
The story caches up at the first case, but there is no need to know it. They pick you up, tell you a bit about the ald case so you know where the persons are.
The hole story is about relationship between humans. very intresting deep in the charakters an very good in the developments of the story, descriptions of the situations.
I like it a lot. To keep your english or freh it up it's perfect. If you like crime the better it is :-)
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- schwester6
- 11/05/2023
Pitty
I watched the Dublin Murders series and since I used to live in Co. Dublin for over 2 decades I was really looking forward to listening to this audio. The Story and the reader were OK. But it was just too long winding. After 3 hours I was so bored, I gave up. Pitty.
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- Eva Ressel
- 08/04/2021
Just awesome
This is one of the best audio books I have ever listened to. The speaker is great and Tana French's story is intriguing and well written. Listen to "In the Woods" first, this is the sequel.
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- M. Sireschnick
- 01/03/2021
Brilliant expertise in shaping characters...
... and put them together in this plot.
I don't know how you went along and I feel embarassed to say it, but I also had to giggle a lot, when the speaker towards the second part let Justin or Rave have their dialogues.
Of course, it was a tragic ending, but at least not for all of them.
Great story, too. Perhaps a bit too long, but then again it's nice to watch how Tana French works with carefully chosen words to let everything fall into place.
One thing I though might object: Cassie could have prevented the tragedy, if she had pulled out earlier. Towards the end I wanted to shout at her: "What the hell are you doing? Leave them alone!"
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- Danni
- 19/01/2021
I expected more
Not a bad book but not very gripping either. At times it is quite boring and the story drags on at the end but nothing really happens anymore. I've always expected something big to happen but it didn‘t.
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- Ernst
- 28/03/2019
More then a police story!
Again a very nice novel from Tana French. Well written and fast moving. Sometimes a bit farfetched, but still possible and with an internal logic. French always has a series of different characters that influence each other; not the usual detective story. Best of all, the book leaves images behind in your memory.