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The Cavern

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The Cavern

By: Allen Kent
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 When twelve-year-old Noah Sowder accidently slips down a sinkhole into an abandoned mine, he finds that he has fallen into more than an underground cavern. The limestone chamber has been converted into the secret stronghold of a political extremist group planning a brazen kidnapping--one that will bring together two prisoners from different worlds whose struggle to escape threatens both of their lives and changes them forever. Set in a Missouri cave along the Mississippi River, "The Cavern" echoes with the voices of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn as popular mystery writer Allen Kent weaves his own Twain-like tale of adventure, suspense, clashes of culture, and coming-of-age. "The Cavern" is a political suspense novel you will recommend to your teenage children, discuss with like-minded friends, and dissect with those with whom you thought you had nothing in common to talk about. Action & Adventure Mystery Teen & Young Adult Young Adult Fiction Suspense
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The best book I've read this year!

The Cavern, my nineth read from author Allen Kent. A 214-page/5-hour 52-minute virtual voice Noir Crime thriller, a Young Adult Action & Adventure book. “I received a free a free Audible virtual voice copy and am voluntarily leaving a review." The gifting of this book did not affect my opinion of it. I own 30 of this author's works and look forward to reading more. The virtual voice did a good job, not as well with inflections as talented narrators but none-the-less- enjoyable, an upgrade over Kindle's Text-to-Speech feature. I can see where if it's more affordable it will make a significant dent in the audio book industry. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018). (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

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I listened to this book as I did others while doing dishes or just general things.
The AI narrator was better than I thought it would be.
It had different voice inflections for different characters.
My problem with the story is you have to give 100% concentration to the story of it's not worth listening to.
When the author told me it was starting Ch. 7) I was confused.
I knew two people liked to rabbit hunt, and someone has been kidnapped from her beauty salon.
That was literally all I remembered of the story.
I don't know if it was the story itself, or if it was the AI narrator that threw me off.
I don't think I've ever read or listened to a story that far in and not been able to tell you anything about what was happening.

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