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These Broken Stars
- Narrated by: Cynthia Holloway, Johnathan McClain, Sarge Anton
- Length: 11 hrs and 15 mins
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Publisher's Summary
It's a night like any other on board the Icarus. Then, catastrophe strikes: the massive luxury spaceliner is yanked out of hyperspace and plummets into the nearest planet. Lilac LaRoux and Tarver Merendsen survive. And they seem to be alone.
Lilac is the daughter of the richest man in the universe. Tarver comes from nothing, a young war hero who learned long ago that girls like Lilac are more trouble than they're worth. But with only each other to rely on, Lilac and Tarver must work together, making a tortuous journey across the eerie, deserted terrain to seek help.
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- Joki
- 12-25-13
Enjoyable Story
These Broken Stars is a well written YA science fiction novel that does circumvent a lot of the cliches in the genre. What begins as a "Titanic" type disaster turns into a survival story with the characters slowly bonding over the course of their ordeal.
Lilac LaRue is the daughter of one of the wealthiest men in the galaxy. Tarver Merendsen, son of a teacher and a poet, comes from humble origins. When Lilac's father's flagship unexpectedly fails, both are forced to use each of their unique talents to survive the disaster - and then find help on the oddly empty terraformed planet they've been stranded upon. But things are not as they should be and both are going to be forced to find inner strengths in order to solve the mystery of the planet and the disaster.
Lilac is a strong character and brings as much to the plate as her male counterpart. What I feared would start out as a 'big misunderstanding' (which would be yet another endless bickering between the two) ended up having a good root cause and quickly overcome by the very real dangers they face together. There are very few deux ex machina to make their journey easier and the mystery at the end justified the middle survival story.
I especially liked that throughout, they each have to save each other and both are more than they seem on the outside.
The Audible version has both a male and female narrator and both did a very good job with the characters.
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- Katherine
- 07-23-14
Mesmerizing!
From the start I was instantly drawn into this story. Told in duel points of view, it was such a mesmerizing listen. The narrators did an excellent job of bringing this well written and unique story to life. It made me feel transported to another place and time and I became utterly lost within the words.
These Broken Stars is a story of survival and love, set in a sci-fi world, with intriguing mysteries to solve, that will have you listening late into the night. There are so many twists and turns and “I didn’t see that coming” moments. It will have you guessing almost to the very end.
This was such an unexpected gem of a book. 5 HUGE stars!!
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- Valerie
- 05-22-14
A Young Adult Tale that Lives Up to the Hype
Finally a YA book that lives up to all the hype. The pretty cover doesn't hurt either. . . but, seriously, I have been terribly disappointed in the YA titles that continue to be hyped to the pointed of silliness and yet are shockingly bad (Divergent, I am looking at you). While Twilight was silly at least it had a plot that was fairly clear to follow and made sense. Many of the books I have recently read are either:
1) poorly edited
2) poorly executed -- do YA authors understand human nature at all?
3) poorly written
4) and most probably, all of the above
These Broken Stars breaks the cycle of bad YA titles because it has a entertaining yet surprising complex plot, a well thought out premise that makes sense and it is well paced. The audio book is especially well done due to the alternative voices for Tarver and Lilac and the added voice of Tarver's interrogator. The authors bring everything to a satisfactory close with an open mystery that will serve as the connecting thread between the other books in the projected trilogy. I liked that. While this story ends with no cliff hangers for the main characters, the mystery continues. And while no cliffhangers may seem to be a possible damaging factor here for the series, it isn't. The book is written to hold your attention to the very conclusion and leaves you wanting to read the next book ASAP. I could hardly pull my headphones off during the last 10 chapters or so. Both Tarver and Lilac are sympathetic characters that not only grow through their ordeal of survival, but don't become so annoying during their "growth" that you want to bash them both over the head with a blunt instrument (i.e whiny, insecure heroines or heroes that stay pretty much whiny and insecure through out their "growth"). They follow the rules of human nature and learn how to use their strengths to work together and survive. There, of course, is a curious and often disturbing reality that they learn about on the planet they have crashed on that makes their journey of survival much more than just surviving and being rescued. It all works together and makes sense. So I would highly recommend this book, especially as an audio book. I am looking forward to the rest of the series.
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- Nicholas Souris
- 05-23-19
Good sci-fi buried in cheesy teen romance
BE WARNED. If like me you were drawn to this book after reading Amie Kaufman's "Illuminate" series than you are in for a shocking disappointment. While most of the main characters in the "Illuminate" books are older teens and young adults and there are some romantic aspects they blend in well with the storyline and move the plot along. This, on the other hand, is a teenybopper bodice-ripper smothering a pretty good sci-fi story. Let me sum it up for you. Hes a dashing war hero. Only 18 and already a Major due to his heroism on the battlefield. A poor boy from the wrong side of the tracks, the son of a poet and a schoolteacher who grew up n a picturesque cottage. Of course he writes his own poetry but he keeps that a carefully guarded secret less anyone learn of his soft and vulnerable side. She's literally the daughter of the richest man in the galaxy. The only daughter and only child of course. Her mother died when she was 8 and her father is doting and overprotective. She lives a carefuly scripted and sheltered existence that others would envy, but she secretly wishes to be free. They meet on the biggest luxury liner in existence (owned by her father of course). Shes attracted to him but cant get too close for fear her father will "make something bad happen to him" I could go on, but if your the kind of reader who will find this review useful then you've already moved on.
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- Rune Vendler
- 06-26-16
Great start, but falls apart somewhat.
Great 1st act, 2nd act too long, 3rd act devolves into technobabble and illogic actions.
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- BigblackCB4
- 01-31-20
Disappointed
Book was sooooo slow. Expected something, anything, interesting to happen while they where on the planet but no. Nothing. Would not recommend honestly.
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- O. Lindy
- 05-10-17
Liked it, but...
This was a great story and I was really into it until about two-thirds in, then the suspension of disbelief began to fail. The performances were great and continued to carry the story for me, but I'm not sure if I will continue with the series. Too many questions left unanswered and too little plausibility for the answers that were given. But world-building was well done, characters were well drawn, and the writing was enjoyable to read (or hear).
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- Alanna
- 02-11-15
not bad
started out kind of choppy or perhaps almost forced feeling but soon as the characters began to open up and more conflict developed i began to enjoy it a lot more. not a book i stayed up super late wanting to know what hapoened next because of the back a forth interview cutaways i knew it was all going to workout in the end, which made some of the most dramatic scenes less heartrenching.
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- Jenny Fikke
- 10-16-18
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- roman bay
- 07-19-17
suprisingly ok
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
surprisingly i enjoyed it, i hate romance books but this was decent. Starts out as semi good romance, then turns into okeyish survivor story ( kinda slow) and at the end becomes a mystery, i did enjoy it, felt a little dull at parts, romance was not over the top, i did cringe a little at parts but as i said romance isnt my tea , narator did a good job
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- Anonymous User
- 06-11-22
Exhilarating, suspensful story!
I absolutely loved this book. It was so well written with a thrilling plot and interesting characters. It was just the right amount of eerie and suspensful, especially with the music and interviews of the male lead. The narration was done so well and the voices really fit the characters and conveyed their difference in statis. I listened to it while driving to work and always wished my drive was longer so I could keep listening; it was captivating
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- Isabelle
- 06-24-20
Great Story!!
Wow, somehow I wasn't expecting such an exhilarating story!
Great narrators, although Lilac's narrator irritated me at times, she seemed over dramatic in not-really dramatic moments, and made her sound petulant (although I guess at the start of the story she is a bit).
Over all though I loved this book!
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- Anonymous User
- 10-03-19
So impress , an amazing story
This was so much more than I expected .
The narrators were all so good, it has to be the best audio I have listened too ! The interview parts really got me , so intense.
The character development and world building was written really well and I never got bored .
This is the best audio book I have listened too in ages .
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- Jess
- 03-22-19
Brilliant - loved Tarver and Lilac!!
Loved the narrators too... beautiful voices for a beautiful story 💖💖 Filling the hole the Iluminae files left!