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The Zakota Chronicles, Book 1
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Narrado por:
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Kasey Logan
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Janet Swan
Try listening to a unique twist on a science fiction novel based on an alien tribe secretly living on Earth.
Greer McClelland, a young, recently divorced pediatrician, is driving to Seattle on a cold, treacherous night when her car spins out of control. Waking up after her accident, she finds herself at the mercy of an underground hybrid alien-human people with special abilities and a fascinating history.
The Zakota people welcome her, but in doing so, have sealed her fate: she’ll never be allowed to leave. Greer rebels against this, struggling to come to terms with her new reality.
Her life takes on as many twists and turns as there are dark passageways in the underground cavern where she now lives. She discovers a simple way of life, yet with unexpected, advanced technology. As Greer comes to know these people, including two potential love interests, she’ll be forced to decide between staying with the Zakotas, or escaping back to the outside world.
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Not really my cup of tea
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That being said, I really enjoyed this story. I was sad when it ended as I wanted to know what was going to happen next.
The mix of modern, sci-fi, and colonial story-telling and components.
While I struggle a bit with books with traditional gender roles, this book has a nice twist to it. It very much feels like people are encouraged to be who they are and what they want to be, even if they often fall into standard roles.
The imagery and descriptions are helpful and done well for someone who is unable to visualize images. Not too wordy so that I forget things, but also referenced again every now and then to keep the idea of the space active in your brain.
The variety of story aspects is nice to have, the calming and relaxing environments, the intrigue and science.
One great thing, female rulers, empowered women y'all. Who doesn't love that with every fiber of their being? Women who are listened to and respected. Viewed as equals to the men in their life. Just as powerful and magical, worthy of love and respect. They may have an important role as mothers, but they are also important in their own right as people.
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.
Not my normal book, but I need to know more!
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The story itself is interesting and I like the idea. I think it's an original story borrowing bits from ideas that have been written before. It's about aliens that came to earth in the 1800s due to a planetary war and have been living in caves/canyons in the forests of Oregon, along with an alien bigfoot-type race and a third small elvish alien people. I like the idea that women who have gone missing (and been presumed dead) throughout the past 150 years have actually been rescued from bad situations by a hidden, loving race and adopted into their family. That makes my inner idealist very happy.
This story could be developed a lot more and I hope it is. I'm definitely curious enough and enjoy the story enough to listen to book 2 when it becomes available. It's a very fun read.
Kasey Logan does a nice job narrating. The story is read clearly, without mispronunciations. Each character has a personality, which comes through in the reading.
I would read another book by this author as well as listen to another read by this narrator.
I was provided this book in exchange for an honest review.
Sci-fi fantasy (+ adult romance)
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I do look forward to the next part, hopefully it will get better as the series progresses.
The narration ended up drawing me in.
I've had several conversations with people that have said that one of the things they'd like to see in a review is if I'd read/listen to it again. So I'm now adding that to my reviews. Yes I do believe I'd reread/listen.
Reasons I enjoyed this book:
Romantic, Wonderful characters, Great world building, Unpredictable, Original, Entertaining, Whimsical.
This audio book was given to me for free at my request from the publisher or author or narrator and I provided this unbiased voluntary review.
Interesting
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Narration by Kasey Logan was great. I think there are some off kilter moral dilemmas here the author is putting forth but I can get behind some of it. Lol
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Great first in series
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Mesmerizing
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Great Start of Series
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beautifully written story
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The setting is Northern California, Mount Shasta. I can tell you that’s a great backdrop; there really are amazing caverns, mysteries and magic around that mountain.
Narration: It’s OK. It sounded a bit robotic, so much so I wasn’t sure if it was a stiff voice or a really good A.I. The tone was pleasant enough though, and it went at a good pace.
Listener’s impression: The plot is unique, it was not predictable – I truly didn’t know what was coming. That said, at times it was a bit too unpredictable; several of the story lines interrupted others and/or fell off suddenly. Listening to the story, it felt like 3 or 4 stories back-to-back. Almost like four series of the X-Files. I liked that show, so that’s not a negative, but it did jump a bit. First it seemed like a wilderness survival and secret society book, then a romance, then an AI/Alien tale, then a few new characters appeared towards the end of the book. Towards the end, the story focus moved to a set up for the new book. It felt like the book couldn’t stay focused; it was not a cliff-hanger, but didn't feel complete. However, the journey was interesting and the story was engaging, so 3 stars.
I thought the book was entertaining and appreciated the character development. I would listen to the author and/or narrator again.
I was given this review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this honest review.
Mountain folk and sci-fi mash-up
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