Vigor Mortis: Volume 4

De: Natalie Maher, Thundamoo

Narrado por: Helen Laser

Duración: 21 h y 37 m

Resumen del Editor

Malrosa is a princess of the Athanatos, powerful immortal insect people who have been systematically assaulting Vita's island for years.

When Vita ends up fusing her soul with her, the resulting gestalt must struggle to reconcile her conflicting viewpoints and beliefs. Now in love with two homes and full of perspective her old self lacked, Vita must bring peace between warring islands... and if there's one thing Vita has always been bad with, it's peace.

This is the fourth and final book of Vigor Mortis.

©2023 Natalie Maher (P)2024 Podium Audio

Almost perfect

While the series is my personal favorite, and volume 4 is no exception in being incredible dreadful, wholesome and engaging, it is off set by the new narrator. While the new narrator is not bad, I do prefer the previous one and it was distracting to get used to the new one. I personally would buy another rerecording of this audiobook if they have the previous narrator. But still a good listen.

Perfect

The series had a perfect ending. My heart aches to know this is the end of the series with Vita.

Good narration

I was worried when the narrator changed, but if ever there was a plot relevant time to do it, it was now.

makes us feel seen

We have never felt more understood than while reading this book, a fantastic unfortgettable gift.

The end

Gave me the feels omg the end I won’t say but it was great the emotion the character development

Voice change

Wish voice actress was the same otherwise it was the same lovable story I’ve been enjoying

Welp.

Overall, I liked the story. Vita's journey from learning about her power to becoming a Goddess of a new world and everything in between was certainly a ride. This book is probably my favorite, with the first one either a close second or a tie. I really liked how Vita and Malrosa seemed to slip into talking like one another, even when it wasn't hinting to them switching control. It would just happen. I'd be lying if I said I paid attention the entire time. There would be moment where my mind would slip away, usually during long moments of characters yapping about something but that's more a personal problem of mine.

I personally don't like that Vita and Penelope got split up at the end but I'll just have to cope by imagining them ultimately finding each other(physically), along with the rest of Vita's people...who I imagine Penelope turned into immortals like them.

Really love the character progression

I loved the characters changing and learning, the plot has always been strongly affecting the characters but they had minute sir introspection and allowed them to actually grow a bit

I want more!!!

This author is my favorite! I have liked everything she has published so far. Great book! But I had a bit of trouble trying to know who is talking until I was told.

Incredible voice acting

The story is more of the wild existential escalation and is a convoluted mass of identities and actors and perspectives. But the voice acting is so well done it's almost never confusing. I still can't get over the surprise of realizing a slight shift in the voice midsentence making a perspective shift so natural and obvious.