What Should Be Wild

A Novel

De: Julia Fine

Narrado por: Cassandra Campbell, Rebecca Gibel

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Better prepare for a new journey...

The audiobook for What Should Be Wild brought me into Coeurs Crossing and the wood near Urizon, allowing me to experience the novel as if I was present for the events. The narration brings the voices of Maisie and the other Blakely women to life. The story is, at times, suspenseful, witty, moving, and empowering. I identify as male and still feel that this story dominated by women is relatable to my experiences. Highly recommend you listen to the audiobook of What Should Be Wild.

Wild as it should be

some of the reviews for this book make it seem as if it's full of gratuitous sex and torture. It is not. The author merely handles casually subjects many readers would consider taboo.

The end?

This book was nothing less than fascinating and downright chilling at times, however I struggled deeply with the narrators cadence for a majority of my listening experience and was a bit let down by the ending. It seemed almost anticlimactic in a way, leaving me with so many unanswered questions. I felt that I had come to know the women in the woods almost as well as the main protagonist and yet didn’t get to see how their stories ended.

Unexpectedly brilliant

I'll be honest, I added this book to my wish list a while back because i liked the name and the cover art.

This book was so unexpectedly good. Beautifully written and with an absolutely fascinating premise - I couldn't stop listening. I listened in the shower, while cooking, while washing dishes, while driving. I blazed through it, dreading it coming to an end but unable to stop.

I really look forward to any future works from Julia Fine.

Stunning debut!

This amazing debut novel from Julia Fine is a feminist fairytale with one of the most unique main characters you'll ever see. Both actresses were great as well. 5 stars!