The Prey
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Narrated by:
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Richard Aspel
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Tony Park
About this listen
Cameron McMurtrie is a man who doesn’t like interference in his work. So when Kylie Hamilton, an Australian executive working for the international mining company Global Resources, is sent to South Africa to investigate a new site on the edge of the Kruger National Park, Cameron is less than welcoming.
But when a group of illegal miners - men with nothing to lose, led by a man intent on destroying Cameron - kidnap one of Global Resources’ employees, Cameron is forced into action - and collaboration.
In such tense circumstances, Kylie and Cameron find that their mutual dislike evolves into solidarity, perhaps even something more. If they work together there is a chance they can save the kidnapped man.
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- Mrs. J. A. Palfree
- 19-09-15
Mines!
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This has been my least favorite of the authors books, not sure why the issue is an important one. It is about mining and a long time is spent underground......even thinking of it now makes me shudder. There is also a tedious amount of descriptive sex. No problem with the written word or listening on earphones, but a tad difficult out loud if you don't know who might walk into the room. The overall impression of the book is 'longwinded' I kept thinking 'get on with it'.
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- Gary
- 26-10-19
A good book spoilt by bad pronunciation
I wish they would use a narrator that can pronounce simple Southern African words. I winced and shouted out the correct pronunciation to myself every time...It does spoil the book unfortunately...
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