The Nowhere Child

By: Christian White

Narrated by: Stef Smith

On her lunch break in Melbourne, Kim Leamy is approached by a stranger investigating the disappearance of a little girl from her Kentucky home 28 years earlier. He believes Kim is that girl. At first she brushes it off but soon finds herself questioning her family history and begins to unravel an unexpectedly dark past.

©2018 Christian White (P)2018 W. F. Howes Ltd

Shocking narration

Tried enjoying this book but the Narrator actually whispered so low you couldn't hear what was going on and switch to yeling.
Instead of doing it in a normal voice and say "he whispered" or "he shouted" the narrator actually did it blasting my eardrums one minute and having to turn the volume up next. Do not try and listen if you want to sleep haha.

Had me on the edge of my seat

I really enjoyed this book. I’ve listened to over two a week recently and haven’t been slight captivated but this story and it’s characters really had me absorbed. I would have like to hear about some of the characters at the end as it’s going to eat me up!

Narrator draws you in!

Narrator is fantastic. Reads the story so well, with so much expression!
I Loved listening!

A modern day classic

I was awe struck by the scope and ambition of this book. The characters are nuanced and masterfully developed. The plot line draws you in and keeps you enthralled until the final page. Normally I read books back to back. But this one I’ll have to sit with a while.

Grating American accents

I usually check the readers voice before I buy, but in this case the title was for a book club. When read in her normal voice, not bad, but the vocalisation and acting was not good throughout. Too much swapping between time and place. Pentecostal church references were interesting and horrible if true. Most of the characters were believable except for the above mentioned American accents and the narrator s voice while being a male. Will make sure I don’t get this narrator again.