Whisperworld

De: Aron Christensen, Erica Lindquist

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson

Their voices are all that remain.

The Wrath of God destroyed the old world, and what’s left of humanity huddles in the shadows of the Tears, strange black spheres that protect the last cities from the storms. No one knows what they are or how they work, but if you listen, you can hear them whispering.... But now the spheres are failing, falling silent.

When one of the Gardeners who protect and maintain the Tears is murdered, Julia and her partner, Zach, are summoned to find out why. Their search for a killer will take them from Angel City’s crumbling skyscrapers to the salt flats of the Pacific Desert.

But what they find goes far beyond murder, threatening to wipe out the last remnants of civilization. Perhaps they can save their city - but first they have to save themselves.

©2014 Erica Lindquist & Aron Christensen (P)2015 Erica Lindquist & Aron Christensen

Unique post apocalyptic concept!

I loved this book! It has a very unique post apocalyptic concept different from any others I've read or listened to. I'd love to see a sequel to this book and see how humanity handles the new information that is essential to their survival. The authors did a great job with this book and Hollie Jackson was great with the narration!

interesting view

what happens after we destroy ourselves and the world we leave behind. This is a glimpse into what that could be like. I enjoyed the protagonist in this story very much. good read.

Engrossing World!

Whisperworld has one of the most engrossing settings that I've read. The listener is very gracefully introduced to the world through small details like slang or just the way people dress, rather than being beat over the head with endless exposition. It gets pretty racy at times; make sure to use headphones if you're at work!

Loved it

This was a very good audio book. I loved it from beginning to end! The story line was very interesting. Narrator did a good job as well.

Whisperworld

This book was OK for a portion, but then it just got boring for me. I ended up not caring if anyone survived anymore. It was a great concept, but it was not really my thing.