The Impossible: Book 1 - A Space Opera Adventure

De: Alexandria Clarke

Narrado por: Tia Rider Sorensen

Duración: 2 h y 15 m

Resumen del Editor

When Ophelia Holmes is captured by her one-time best friend Vega Major, the pair returns to the International Armament together. For the first time in seven years, Ophelia must face her family and the consequences of her criminal actions. Trapped on the planet Harmonia, Ophelia uncovers the details of a decades old conspiracy theory.

©2018 DBS Publishing (P)2018 DBS Publishing

A bit short but good

I didn't realize this was a series but there are only 2 books so far. Book 1 started with a bang and roped me in and so I had to get book 2 but that's the last in the audible series. I didn't look into ebooks but there might be more there? 🤷 Anywho, its a lot of story packed into a really small package abd ends on a cliffy. So grab both books.

Great Little Story

I didnt think I was going to like this book, but when I listened to the sample on amazon, I was hooked. I then had to get every book in the series and listened non-stop the rest of the day.

This audiobook was received free of charge in exchange for an unbiased review.

Well done

Ophelia is captured and the Criminal acts for last seven years, now facing family and old conspiracies. Interesting Enjoyed audio
Given audio for my voluntary review




with family

An Impossible Sequel

The is the second [very short] installment of The Impossible Trilogy in what really should have been a single story; and this installment was a great example of why. It picks up where the story ends (not really a cliff hanger so much as a change of venue) and continues a little ways to the next cliff (where the story just ends because … there is another change of location). That is irritating on its own, but this part of the story didn’t really do much outside of introducing the protagonists family while continuing the love hate relationship of the MC besties. With no discernible plot, the cons for this story are a lot more noticeable … there is a complete lack of any male characters outside of bit parts for obvious set pieces. There is a complete lack of any understanding of scale where the only difference between a camp, a city, a planet, a star and a galaxy are really just words. All in all, even if you don’t really care much about realism, this was still a tough slog and only worth a read if you head on to the final book of the trilogy.

#TheImpossibile #FreeAudiobookCodes