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The Prodigal Daughter
- Narrated by: Lorelei King
- Length: 14 hrs and 35 mins
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Publisher's Summary
From the world's biggest selling author, comes this thrilling story. The magnificent saga of Kane and Abel continues. Hers was the ultimate ambition...
The magnificant story of love and politics that continues the saga of Kane and Abel. The titanic battle between two men obsessed with destroying each other follows on into the next generation. Florentyna Rosnovski, Abel's daughter, inherits all her father's drive, but none of his wealth. A woman gifted with beauty and spirit, but above all with indomitable will, she sets out in pursuit of an ambition that dwarfs both Kane and Abel, as she battles for the highest office of all...
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- abhishek saran
- 26-04-22
An amazing book
Loved it. you could actually live with the characters. So well read really engaging time.
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- Kaveramma a.
- 04-09-21
this is my first audio book loved it
loved it.narrator was really good.jeffrey Archer any time great.narrator has done a great job with the narration and good modulation
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- Himanshu Sharma
- 04-08-21
Very slow paced
No where near to Kane and Abel. Most of the time it was revision of previous book and rest of part was just elections and elections. Lack the flare and hype built up in first book
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- Antima Saxena
- 22-03-21
Awesome narration
I loved the narrator! Her delivery was the one thing that made me kept listening even when the story slowed down
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- Kaizenist
- 13-08-20
loved the narration...
the narration was excellent...
the story however is very typical Jeffrey Archer... with favourite parts of election
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- Vrushali Vaidya
- 09-07-20
A Master Piece
An intricately woven tale, makes you fall in love with every character. Jeffery Archer is a maverick with words.
Nicely read.
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- Kindle Customer
- 31-10-21
Review of My Now Favorite Read
Emotional roller-coaster. Insightful and racy.
Unexpected turns a plenty keeps one spellbound.
Excellent read.
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- Wendy
- 11-01-16
Disappointing half book was a recap of Kain & Abel
I eagerly purchased this sequel to Kain and Abel. BUT the first 23 chapters (over half the book) was devoted to a condensed version of Kain and Abel, before it got onto the story of the prodigal daughter. So this story could've been told in the 6 hours that were left of the audio book.
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- Richard Bellars
- 18-01-16
Sounds like Siri is reading it, good story though
I enjoyed the book but the narrator sounds like a robot or the talking clock. ruined it a bit or me
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- "geordiemoozy"
- 15-01-17
OK, but not Kane and Abel
The follow up to Kane and Abel spends the first half of the book recapping that story through the eyes of Florentina, Abel's daughter and the heroine of this tale. Ultimately for me, that was more interesting than what followed. Fairly pedestrian in pace, unusually for Archer, and just not that much fun... Narration also very robotic. Overall, very average...
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- Julie
- 25-09-16
Good book
I have read. This in hard book and paper ones and now listen to it in 2 days it is a good book
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-01-21
Easy Listening
Nothing stressful here! Just a good story, told well! If you want something challenging or deeper this is probably not for you, but for a great story, well written.. a relaxing read.
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- caroline
- 23-01-20
Disappointing
No where near as good as the first book cane and able very long with out much of an interesting storyline going on
Felt like it was just filled out with minimal effort lots of boring long bits that were just written to fatten out the book
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- Chris Maguire
- 12-04-19
A Tale of Two Halves
Enjoyable book. Having just finished Kane and Abel, I found the first half of The Prodigal Daughter was a recap of Kane and Abel. However second half of the book was brilliant
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- Morag
- 11-09-16
Good read
Too much time spent on the first story Kane and Abel but still good for a sequel.
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- David
- 19-11-13
maybe he needs the money
What disappointed you about The Prodigal Daughter?
an awful book I only got through the first two hours which were a rehash of kane and able then gave up no story no excitement no archer
What could Jeffrey Archer have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
burnt it
Would you listen to another book narrated by Lorelei King?
yes
You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
loreiel king
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- Gmk
- 16-01-23
Good Story.
I enjoyed this story of love, loss and suspense. Maybe not just as exciting as Kane and Abel buy I wanted to know more about these two families. Looking forward to the next book to follow the next generation of Kanes!
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- grant findlay
- 02-12-22
not good
long drawn out, lost interest and did not finish very disappointing as avid fan,of Archer
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- JoJo
- 19-11-16
Disappointing
Repetitive, 90 percent of the story told in the 1st book, narrative not so good, pretty disappointed after listening to the 1st book,
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- Judi
- 13-06-22
Good to start
it was good to start then it started to bore me when she went into politics
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- Anonymous User
- 22-01-22
No where near as good as Kane and Abel
This book was disappointing. If you have read Kane and Abel then you could skip the first half altogether. The second half was boring and predictable. Maybe the narrator is to blame she was very dull and monotone.
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- Brendan
- 30-07-20
not as good as Kane and Able
unforgettable, this is not as good as Kane and Able. I wouldn't recommend reading this one. I just didn't feel it
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- Anonymous User
- 14-07-20
Not as good as Kane & Abel
So many political passages in here that lost my interest. Also the narrators voice was quite robotic and lacked warmth.
Story wrapped up quite well at the end
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- TheColonel
- 30-05-20
Absolute Rubbish. Fake Archer
For the first time on Audible I could not be bothered even finishing this book. A total waste of money.
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- Veronica
- 09-01-20
Energetic tale of a bold woman
Florentina is the female icon that every woman should learn to admire. Her persona is strong, passionate and filled with intellect.
Archer has delivered again with this wonderful sequel to Kane and Abel.
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- Hugh
- 20-01-18
A Jeffrey Archer Classic
This next chapter in the Kane and Abel chronicle does not disappoint. I read this book over 20 years ago. I thoroughly enjoyed it then and that sentiment has not altered in listening to its Audible rendition. Jeffrey Archer is the master story teller. In my opinion one of the best. Go on listen and see that I am not wrong.
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- Bev. O.
- 10-12-15
Another great from Jeffrey Archer
Would have preferred a non American voice but I got used to it.
I always find it hard to stop listening to Jeffrey Archer. A really great read/audio.