The Loneliest Girl in the Universe

De: Lauren James

Narrado por: Lauren Ezzo

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More like Dark Horror Sci-fi

Did we all read the same book? This was a bit too horror for me. Yes, the narrator should have toned it down a bit to allow for some variation of tone and maybe some build up? The never-ending panic and fast talking got on my nerves after a few hours and I ended up fast forwarding a bit just to get the prattling over with. Not a good sign.

The story is creepy, dark mysteries, ghosts, monsters. The weird 'romance' with a character she barely knows and in reality has no connection to is childish and off-putting. The total lack of curiosity she has about the world outside of her spaceship is strange. The whole book is strange but thats a bit of its appeal. I kept thinking she would discover she was in a program or WAS a computer program or something. In the end I was disappointed and the character never did make any sense to me. I did listen to the whole thing though so I did enjoy it I just would not listen to it a second time. Too much horror for my taste.

Kind of boring at first

This book Took a while to get good. I Really enjoyed the suspense though. I just wish there had been more going on in the first half.

loved it

engaging well done story that keeps you hooked from early on. I was sad the book ended and already am on the authors other book the quiet at the end of the world which is starting off just as strong

In Love with this book!!

best new book/audiobook I've heard in ages.
The unique setting and plot as well as limited number of characters makes for an intriguing story, and the story/plot itself kept me guessing and engaged throughout.

pleasantly surprised

I honestly didn't expect much from this -- it looked like a YA sci-fi romance, which doesn't excite me. However, looks can be deceiving. This took me by surprise in all the very best ways. It was twisty and very enjoyable.