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Waking Gods

Themis Files, Book 2

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Waking Gods

Written by: Sylvain Neuvel
Narrated by: Andy Secombe, Adna Sablyich, Laurel Lefkow, William Hope, Charlie Anson, Christopher Ragland
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What's going on?
Turn on the television.
What channel?
Any channel.

An unknown vessel, not of this world, materialises in London. A colossal figure towering over the city, it makes no move. Is this a peaceful first contact or the prelude to an invasion? Every child has nightmares. But the only thing scarier than little Eva Reyes' dreams - apocalyptic visions of death and destruction - is the habit they have of coming true....

Scientist Dr Rose Franklin has no memory of the last few years. The strangers she works with say she died and was brought back to life. The question is not just how...but why?

Kara Resnik and Vincent Couture fell in love during war and have found peace since. They are the thin line of defence against what is coming. But they do not know they have been living a lie. And a man who claims to have the answers has his own agenda. There are things he cannot say - and others he won't.

All pieces of an epic puzzle. One we have been trying to solve since the dawn of time....

Full cast of narrators includes Roy McMillan, Sarah Wells, Karina Fernandez and Madeleine Rose.

©2017 Sylvain Neuvel (P)2017 Penguin Audio
Adventure Fantasy First Contact Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Space Exploration Superhero Supernatural Thriller & Suspense Time Travel
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Best reimagination of war of the worlds

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Lot of action, lot of good hard science baked in. Loved the way story is developing. Audiobook performances were amazing, kind of like dramatization. Cannot wait for third one!

Story building up!

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the audiobook has enhanced the effects or multiplied the enjoyment that could be derived from. the book

nicely done

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The second part always suffers from comparison with the original but this whole series is a great listening experience

Excellent story and storytelling format

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There is barely a grain of original ideas across the books. Most of it is inspired by well known works in bits and pieces. The writing is insipid at best. And i could have still enjoyed it if it weren't for the horrid performances. Some characters were tolerable but most sounded empty, fake and annoying. Perhaps a simple read through would have served it better.

Uninspired writing, abysmal performances

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