Raging Star

De: Moira Young

Narrado por: Heather Lind

Saba’s passion kept her allies alive. Now it may destroy them all in the gut-wrenching third book in the highly praised Dust Lands trilogy, which MTV’s Hollywood Crush blog called “better than The Hunger Games.”

Saba is ready to seize her destiny and defeat DeMalo...until she meets him and he confounds all her expectations with his seductive vision of a healed earth, a New Eden. DeMalo wants Saba to join him, in life and work, to create and build a healthy, stable, sustainable world…for the chosen few. The young and healthy. Under his control.

Jack’s choice is clear: to fight DeMalo and try to stop New Eden. Presumed dead, he’s gone undercover, feeding Saba crucial information in secret meetings. Saba commits herself to the fight—and hides her connection with DeMalo. Joined by her brother, Lugh, and her sister, Emmi, Saba leads a small guerilla band against the settlers and the Tonton militia. But the odds are overwhelming. Saba knows how to fight—she’s not called the Angel of Death for nothing. But what if the fight cannot be won? Then DeMalo offers her a seductive chance she may not be able to refuse. How much will she sacrifice to save the people she loves?

Betrayal lurks in unexpected places in the breathtaking conclusion to the Dust Lands Trilogy.

A Good Conclusion to the Dust Lands Trilogy

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would definitely recommend the Dust Lands Trilogy - from the fierce beginning to the melancholy conclusion

Any additional comments?

The first book in the Dust Lands trilogy, Blood Red Road, is fierce & tremendous. This second book, Rebel Heart, meanders and often bogs down. The third book, Raging Star, redeems the Trilogy (though Blood Red Road is still the best).

not what I expected

The ending was not at all what I expected. But I'm glad it was written the way it was. Still an enjoyable book and one that should be read by many.

I love this

I prefer listening to a book on long drive instead of music. much more entertaining. I even have my kids listening to books more often now.

Well had to finish it

The story started off really well then became... well... I gave the story a 3.

Not the best ending

The first two books in this series were great but this third one seemed very rushed leaped to an ending.