Gemini Girl

Gamma Trita Trilogy, Book 1

De: Steve Grobschmidt

Narrado por: Megan Riley

Lorelei Ogden lives a rather pedestrian life shuttling goods from one part of the solar system to the other. Nothing exciting ever happens. Until it does. Suddenly, she’s being hunted down by unknown forces, all because she’s been having headaches and weird dreams.

Driven by impulses she didn’t even realize she had, she launches into survival mode. Who can she trust?

And the burning question that troubles her most: Who is she really?

©2023 Steve Grobschmidt (P)2024 Steve Grobschmidt

Great story; well voiced

Really enjoying the story and looking forward to the next two books. Well performed and produced especially for a self-published book!

Science Fiction Done Right

Fun story that moves along at a great pace. Can't wait for the sequel. The narrator is spot on for the characters.

Good audio and plot

This book was well narrated and well written. The 3rd person usually doesn’t work for me in audio format, but this narrater did well and it wasn’t a hindrance. The plot was interesting and grabbed you from the first chapter. Good character development and not bogged down with details and information dumps!

Fun escape

Gemini Girl was a great escape from reality while on a long drive back home. The story provided great character development and included a lot of fun twists and turns that I enjoyed very much. Megan’s narration of the text was easy to follow, provided a clear listen, and I particularly enjoyed her depiction of Wayfinder. Looking forward to following the story of Lorelei in the next adventure!

Solid First Book; Looking Forward to Sequel

I enjoyed this first book by Mr. Grobschmidt. The storyline flowed nicely and was easy to follow. Character development was strong. For the most part, the pace of the story was solid. I did feel it went a bit fast at one particular spot toward the end (I won't say exactly where because that will provide a spoiler). The story kept me interested and I was curious to see where it went. I was not disappointed. The only aspect I didn't love was the narrator. While I thought she did an adequate job with the multitude of character voices, I found the narration voice a bit grading (but I did get used to it).

I'm looking forward to the sequel which is currently available on Kindle!