The Creative Fire

Book One of Ruby's Song

By: Brenda Cooper

Narrated by: Yetta Gottesman

Character-driven, social science fiction inspired by the life of Evita Peron.

Nothing can match the power of a single voice....

Ruby Martin expects to spend her days repairing robots while avoiding the dangerous peacekeeping forces that roam the corridors of the generation ship the Creative Fire. The social structure of the ship is rigidly divided, with Ruby and her friends on the bottom. Then a ship-wide accident gives Ruby a chance to fight for the freedom she craves. Her enemies are numerous, well armed, and knowledgeable. Her weapons are a fabulous voice, a quick mind, and a deep stubbornness. Complicating it all—an unreliable AI and an enigmatic man she met—and kissed—exactly once—who may hold the key to her success. If Ruby can't transform from a rebellious teen to the leader of a revolution, she and all her friends will lose all say in their future.

Like the historical Evita Peron, Ruby rises from the dregs of society to hold incredible popularity and power. Her story is about love and lust and need and a thirst for knowledge and influence so deep that it burns.

©2012 Brenda Cooper (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

If only it had been half it's length

What did you like best about The Creative Fire? What did you like least?

The idea was the best part. The totally-teen, endless worship was the worst.

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

What ending? Just a teaser for the next book.

Was The Creative Fire worth the listening time?

No.