Port Mungo Audiobook

" Impassioned and multi-layered. "

" Excellent but grungy book about a kooky artist and his misguided sister who provides the eloquent but unreliable narration to this creepy novel. "

" This was pretty tedious - a cliched tale of artists, repetitive and uninvolving. You could forsee the twist in the tail almost from page one. "

" HATED the ending..first book i threw, literally across the room in anger at the sudden end. "

" Art lovers novel. "

" This book had me at the start. Sensitive material covered. The twists and turns floored me....Although the 3 books I've read by McGrath have all be on the dark side, he grabs me from the get go and never disppoints. "

" McGrath is well & truly a master storyteller & a brilliant writer. This is a fascinating & impressive novel. "

" Artists annoy me. "

" Absorbing and intriguing at first, this novel eventually turned into a marathon of monotonous prose about uninteresting and unsympathetic characters making me give up half-way through (probably should have done so earlier). "

" Mike and I listened to this book on CD as we drove to and from Portland, OR in April. It is another of McGrath's unreliable narrator novels. Told and read in a heated frenzy. "

" The atmosphere is the most captivating feature of this book. The isolation of the island is tangible. A really nice experience and definitely a writer to watch out for. "

" Two artists make each other miserable. Each casts the other as the villain to the doting, admiring sister who has heard only her brother's side for years. It's about how we deceive others and ourselves as we teak the truth. Very nicely written. "

" Mike and I listened to this book on CD as we drove to and from Portland, OR in April. It is another of McGrath's unreliable narrator novels. Told and read in a heated frenzy. "

" HATED the ending..first book i threw, literally across the room in anger at the sudden end. "

" Absorbing and intriguing at first, this novel eventually turned into a marathon of monotonous prose about uninteresting and unsympathetic characters making me give up half-way through (probably should have done so earlier). "

" This was pretty tedious - a cliched tale of artists, repetitive and uninvolving. You could forsee the twist in the tail almost from page one. "

" Two artists make each other miserable. Each casts the other as the villain to the doting, admiring sister who has heard only her brother's side for years. It's about how we deceive others and ourselves as we teak the truth. Very nicely written. "

" McGrath is well & truly a master storyteller & a brilliant writer. This is a fascinating & impressive novel. "