Terra Firma

De: Jessahme Wren

Narrado por: Amanda Woldt

Winner of the Literary Titan Gold Book Award and the PenCraft Seasonal Book Award for Best Book Spring 2025

One daring mission could be her salvation—or her end.

In a galaxy where stability is a luxury few can afford, young Sev dreams of a home she can call her own. Roaming the cosmos with her distant father, they drift from one perilous job to the next, barely scraping by in a universe full of danger and adventure. But when their last big job on a treacherous planet doesn't go as planned, their lives are forever altered.

Join Sev on a thrilling journey through danger and discovery as she fights for a future—and perhaps a family—beyond her wildest dreams.

If you love Becky Chambers’ tender, human-focused sci-fi, you’ll feel at home in Terra Firma. Home is more than a place—it’s the people who fight for you.

Are you ready to start on an interstellar adventure like no other? Get your copy of this award-winning novel today and dare to dream beyond the stars!

©2024, 2025 Jessahme Wren (P)2025 Jessahme Wre

Awesome!

Once I started I couldn't stop listening until the end. Story is very compelling and the narrator keeps you intrigued until the very end. Definitely recommend for sci fi fans.

Cozy, character-driven sci-fi with a dash of adventure

Listening to Terra Firma feels like being wrapped in a blanket while embarking on a quiet but meaningful adventure. The story is deeply character-driven, inviting you to slow down and truly live alongside the people who inhabit this world-their hopes, their wounds, and the bonds they form along the way. There’s a gentle, cozy vibe throughout, even as the narrative carries you across unfamiliar terrain and moments of discovery.

What truly elevates the audiobook, though, is Amanda Woldt’s enchanting performance. Her narration is like a warm hug...tender, immersive, and emotionally attuned to every beat of the story. She brings a remarkable intimacy to the characters, making their voices feel real and their journeys deeply personal. You don’t just listen to Terra Firma-you settle into it, and it stays with you long after the final chapter ends.