Dead of Eve

Trilogy of Eve, Book 1

By: Pam Godwin

Narrated by: Lucy Rivers

A virus devastates humanity. Few men survive. The rest are monsters. The women are dead, except Evie.

Through a quirk in her genetics, she survives. When her physiology begins to evolve, she must come to terms with what she is and accept her role in finding a cure.

The mutated hunt her. The men brutalize her...except three. Cryptic warrior, contrite lover, caring enemy: they are fiercely protective of the last living woman, but divided in their own agendas. Can they come together to protect the only hope for humanity? Evie must survive.

©2012 Pam Godwin (P)2023 The Audio Flow, LLC

Wow! I’m hooked!

This incredible story isn’t my usual genre but Pam Godwin blew this out of the water! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

a unique take on dystopian society

4.25 / 5 Stars!

I love a good dystopian society, and this one did not disappoint. I listened to the audiobook, and I need to take a second to praise Lucy Rivers, because she not only played the FMCs and all the MMCs, but she was also the last woman in the world as far as she was aware and was traveling to find the cure meaning she came in contact with MULTIPLE men that she had to narrate. The narration was unreal and it had to be a massive feat. WAY TO GO! Back to the story.... I loved this concept and I love a good strong FMC. I loved seeing the character growth and the very beginnings of a why choose romance. Don't expect a ton of spice in this book because it's more world building and character introductions, but this series has a lot of potential to be amazing.

What to expect:
Why choose romance
Dystopian Society
Strong FMC

Impossible to forget

I read this book back when it first came out. It was a really random pick for me that I jumped into with no idea what it was going to be about or knowing anything about the author. I never forgot it. As the years went by I found this book just happened to be one of the ones that stuck with me. I’d think about it a lot without realizing it or meaning to. And I was never really sure why. I’ve had books change my life and the way I think before but they were always science heavy or something scholastic- this book is not any of those things so I couldn’t figure out how it had stuck itself so deeply into me- than I found out that Pam Godwin also wrote a series of books that happened to have a scene in it that had also been written to vividly that I never ever forgot it. So I looked her up and bought the audio version of this book and then started reading my way though everything she has written. There is something exceptional about her ability to write stories. That’s all I know for sure.

I have loved this story since its conception and have impatiently awaited its audio conversion.

I don’t especially care for the narrator but everything else was perfection! The vivid imagery and story captivated me from the first sentence.

Sooo disappointed

It had potential, a strong woman in an apoloclyose with romance was what I was looking for. You can't find it here.. Narrator done great. The story was lacking and moved to fast, I couldn't connect to any of the characters.