Undying

Unearthed, Book 2

By: Amie Kaufman, Meagan Spooner

Narrated by: Alex McKenna, Steve West, Vikas Adam

Earth's fate rests in their hands.

Trapped aboard the Undying's ancient spaceship and reeling from the truth they've uncovered, Mia and Jules are desperate to warn their home about what's coming.

After a perilous escape, they crash-land on Earth's surface - but Jules and Mia can hardly fathom their new predicament: No one believes them. Because the threat against Earth is hiding in plain sight.

A mounting global crisis is taking shape, starting with a mysterious illness that seems to reduce its victims to a regressed state. Jules and Mia have no choice but to take matters into their own hands, escaping custody of the International Alliance in order to reunite Jules with his father, the disgraced expert on the alien race, whose research may be the key to saving humanity.

From the mountains of Spain to the streets of Prague, the epic conclusion to the Unearthed series is a white-knuckle ride that will keep listeners guessing until the final moment.

©2019 Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner (P)2019 Listening Library

enjoyable and well paced

was nice to visit with some adventuring characters. I enjoyed the redemption of this book. I do wonder if we will ever get a glimpse of their future.

Very enjoyable!

This series was very well written and fun to read! The narrators were wonderful and made the listening experience great!

It is read well and its an amazing book

I couldn't stop listening to this book, its so good and you just don't know what's c omming next

undying

Great narrators. nice conclusion for the duology. Love these characters. I have loved all the books this team writes together. I hope there will be more.

Dramatic Science Fiction Romance

Dramatic twists & turns in this alien-invasion race against time... that is ultimately about romantic love, deep friendship, and close family. (Queer characters and characters of color included.)

Solid plot, plausible situation

A good read, with plausible science and good characters. I had a hard time listening to the American reader's ghastly English accent (amazing that Brits and Aussies do such a good job of our accents and it's so hard for us to get theirs right) but otherwise the performance was good.

Terrible female narrator

The voice actor for the female protagonist is terrible. She sounds wooden and emotionless. I hated her voice so much, I didn't finish listening to the audiobook. The book itself, was just okay.