Recreated

De: Colleen Houck

Narrado por: Phoebe Strole, Mark Deakins

A New York Times Bestseller!

From Colleen Houck, New York Times bestselling author of The Tiger’s Curse, comes Recreated, the second book in the epic Egyptian-inspired Reawakened series, about a seventeen-year-old girl must literally go to hell to save the love of her life.

Lily Young thought traveling across the globe with a reawakened sun prince was a grand adventure. Now she’s about to embark on the journey of a lifetime.
When Amon and Lily part tragically, he transports himself to the Netherworld—what mortals call hell. Tormented by the loss of his one true love, he’d rather suffer in agony during Lily’s mortal years than fulfill his duty to protect humanity.
Heartbroken, Lily seeks refuge on her grandmother’s farm. Yet she can feel Amon’s pain, and she has been having dreams—dreams of Amon continually suffering.
For before he departed, Amon gave Lily something very special, an item that connects them even though they are worlds apart. Now Lily must use this object to free him, and to free their realms from darkness and utter chaos. She will do whatever it takes.

And don't miss new adventures with Lily in the rest of the Reawakened series: Reawakened and Reunited!

Praise for the Reawakened Series:

"[A] must-read for thrill-seekers and fans of alternate worlds."—RT Book Reviews

"Rick Riordan fans who are looking for another series will delight in this fantasy."—SLJ

"Wonderfully written and…the heart-pounding adventures are topped only by the heart-melting romance."—The Deseret News

"A sparkling new novel with a fully imagined world and mythos, and crackling romance! Egyptian mythology has never been this riveting!"—Aprilynne Pike, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Wings series, on Reawakened, book one in the series

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Praise for the Reawakened Series:

"[A] must-read for thrill-seekers and fans of alternate worlds."—RT Book Reviews

"Rick Riordan fans who are looking for another series will delight in this fantasy."—SLJ

"Littered with Egyptian mythology and snappy dialogue, this romantic adventure is a good choice for graduates of Rick Riordan or fans of Houck’s Tiger’s Curse series."—Booklist

"Fans of paranormal romance will love the Egyptian spin on this story of devotion and sacrifice, and Lily’s humor, combined with plentiful dangerous escapades, will keep readers engaged."—VOYA

"The author weaves her story out of Egyptian lore, cinematic magic, selfless love, and . . . is clever enough to remain surprising even to the last sentence."—Kirkus Reviews
“Houck’s moving depiction of the love between Lily and Amon is memorable."—Publishers Weekly

"Wonderfully written and…the heart-pounding adventures are topped only by the heart-melting romance."—The Deseret News

"A sparkling new novel with a fully imagined world and mythos, and crackling romance! Egyptian mythology has never been this riveting!"—Aprilynne Pike, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Wings series, on Reawakened, book one in the series

Praise for The Tiger's Curse Series:

New York Times Bestsellers
USA Today Bestsellers
Publishers Weekly Bestsellers
Parents' Choice Award Winners

"A sweet romance and heart-pounding adventure . . . In short, Tiger's Curse is magical!"--Becca Fitzpatrick, New York Times bestselling author of Hush, Hush

“The hot new romance-adventure series of 2011 . . ."—Teen Magazine 


“Epic, grand adventure rolled into a sweeping love story . . .” –Sophie Jordan, author of Firelight

The Tiger's Curse series is also being made into a movie! Adapted by Julie Plec, creator of The Vampire Diaries, and directed by Shekhar Kapur, who directed the Academy-Award winning movie Elizabeth.

Amazing story

the narrator did an AMAZING job with this story. completely did it justice. the slight change in voice was wonderful. the emotion behind the words was honest. I couldn't get enough.

I kept waiting....

I waited and waited for something of substance but it was just lily lusting after or kissing one guy and then another... I was very disappointed bc I thought the first had such promise

Fantastic

I loved this second book! So happy to see a strong female with others following her lead. Can't wait for the next book!

read this series

loved this. I've been registering like 5 times you wont be disappointed. all the books are good

Amazing and Captivating

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

Yes, because it is a great story with a captivating narrator

What other book might you compare Recreated to and why?

It has a similar theme to the Tiger's Curse. No surprise since they are both written by the same author

What does Phoebe Strole and Mark Deakins bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Both are great in bringing the story to life and keeping me engaged in the story

Any additional comments?

Great story. Loved it. Want more.

WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW it

so amazing and the best story EVER love it to the tomb, literly!!!! I want all of the book, So fran-freaking-tastic!!!!

Buying the book instead of listening to the narrator

Having a really hard time listening to the narrator. I'm going to get the book just to read so I can get through more than one chapter at a time.

Narrator issues

The narrator is unable to change her voice between characters. What little bit she could do did not help the story. Mom thanks

Good, but ir's not for me

To be honeste, I can't explain for sure why I bought this audiobook ... maybe I hoped the story would be better ... Well, with the exception of some parts, the book is still poorly referenced to Egyptian mythology. Not to mention that the plot is also quite simple .... This is the kind of book to read when there is nothing, nothing even to read. It is not a book that leaves the reader / listener expecting what will happen. The main character is annoying

Copy of the Tiger series

The narrator was amazing, however this book/series feels like a rewrite of the tiger series. I very much enjoyed the first book, but as the story progressed the characters started to feel more and more like carbon copies of their "tiger" counterparts.