"... to the edge of your ability."

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This is an intriguing story and one which I wish I had read rather than heard as it is just possible that I would have found the written word more palatable. This was not a book for me, however. I found the main protagonist shallow, silly and, frankly, annoying, not at all the feisty rebel she was constantly said to be. If she was the most talented on the planet there seems little hope for it's future. Plus there was far too much 'nipple tweaking', though, mercifully, such passages were fairly brief. Perhaps it was this which had turned her relatively mindless.
The narrator, Kirstin James, has a lovely voice and makes a pretty good attempt at even male voices, though some of her females were excruciatingly twee. Unfortunately, she really melded into the character of Nadira and, as the story continued, Ms James's reading became, to my ear, increasingly breathless and saccarin sweet. Turning the speed to 1.25 helped initially, but not for long. Which influenced which? Was it the narration which made me find this book hard to finish or the character forging the voice of the narrator? I don't know.
My thanks to the right's holder for the gift of this book, sent to me via Audiobook Boom. Even though I did not personally enjoy Hathor Legacy: Burn,, it still would probably resonate with a very young adult audience as the overall idea is good and the concept of having to chose between love and obligation is an attractive one.

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Loved It.

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I enjoyed listening to this audiobook, the story was different and interesting. The narrator brings the individual characters to life and keeps your attention throughout this entertaining audiobook.
The story is packed with action and government conspiracy (Novacorp) with romance between Nadira and Jonathan. I enjoy how the storyline is not overshadowed by Nadira and Jonathan's relationship even though this is a large part of the book, the ups and downs and the struggles but they prevail even though everyone is against them. Also the fact that as more questions get answered and more information is gathered, instead of leading to conclusions, this leads to only more questions. Fascinating.

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fantastic

a fantastic audiobook from the pen of Deborah A Bailey and narrated by Kirstin James

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