Reawakening

The Side Step Trilogy, Book 2

De: Orson Scott Card

Narrado por: Stefan Rudnicki

From the New York Times bestselling author of Ender’s Game comes Reawakening, the thrilling sequel to Wakers, following Laz as he uses his abilities to travel to parallel worlds and fight to save them.

Laz has already saved humanity before.

As a side-stepper, Laz was born with the power to jump his consciousness to alternate versions of himself in parallel worlds. He used this power to find a new home for humanity after learning his own Earth was destined to be destroyed. And he hoped his help would never be needed again.

But now he’s being called on once more to use his powers to change the course of history. This time, it’s not just the fate of the world at stake—but many worlds.

And only Laz has the ability to stop the coming interdimensional war from consuming them all.

©2025 Orson Scott Card (P)2025 Blackstone Publishing

Good story - tiresome characters

I really like the story plot. However, there is SO MUCH childish sarcastic dialog that I almost turned it off multiple times. And it's not just one character... It's ALL OF THEM.

Another perfect story

As usual, Card has produced another perfect story novel that contains every event a reader want and had it narrated with splendor. He is my favorite author and a great humanistic teacher with all his works.

Classic Card he dose the best inner dialog that captivates

The books could be a little longer .? I was expecting a little bit more of a storyline in between the books

Big Holes... incessant dialogue

Orson Scott Card is definitely trying to communicate how love is a quantifiable and measurable source of energy in the universe. he explored this concept when he discussed the philotic connections in the enderverse.

The problem is he aims too high and constrains himself to the language of the young adult market. The concepts he's trying to communicate are quasi-metaphysical and he's using the mouths of unbelievable meta-human protagonists.

Ultimately, he aims for Heinlein but lands closer to Rowling.

I want to like it... but... it's not "Speaker For The Dead."

Amazing trilogy so far

I freaking loved this, amazing continuation, finished the book in a little over a day. I super suggest you read wakers and then this