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Narrated by:
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Addison Barnes
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Marcio Catalano
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Written by:
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Stacy Jones
About this listen
One minute Lily is trying, and failing, to run her grandmother’s farm - her last remaining connection to her family. The next, she wakes to find herself in a cold, sterile cage surrounded by monsters, with no memory of how she got there. Accidentally abducted by alien poachers, unsure if she will live or die, she is dreading the worst. What she doesn’t expect is for her captors to dump her on an alien planet to fend for herself. Now, she must fight to survive the planet...or die trying.
Frrar, Tor, and Arruk have been searching endlessly for a mate to belong to, someone to finally accept them, but they are losing hope. The time of cleansing, when the great waters drown the land, draws near. They are on the verge of abandoning their search and fleeing the forest when they spot a strange, tiny, two-armed female. They are immediately drawn to her, fascinated by her differences, but they must act fast to save her life, and their own, from the coming flood.
©2019 Stacy Jones (P)2019 Silverton AgencyWhat listeners say about Chosen
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
- Well-Read Mermaid
- 2020-12-01
Amazing
Literally only of my favourite books of all time brought to life. The narrator was *exactly* how I envisioned Lily!
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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Performance3 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
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- 2023-06-04
Great Story
I really enjoyed the story plot being different from other alien planet books, so much in fact that I'm willing to overlook the slightly annoying fact that the female narrator spoke in parts where if the male narrator had taken over it would cause less confusion on who was speaking ... I suppose this is from listening to a ton of duel narration.
The female narrator was basically the main narrator with the male narrator coming in only when the male characters spoke among themselves or to her .. which was a bit disappointing.
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