We all want to know what happened at Roswell and Natalie Wright gives us her fantastical spin on what may have very well happened and what we have done since then. In her story we encounter a human-alien hybrid who just wants to be free but that freedom comes at a cost. Making new friends, meeting family he didn’t know existed, and meeting his alien “cousins” leads to an epic, bloody battle of wills and perseverance.
It was quite enjoyable and easy to follow along. I only question what Wright’s intention were on the scale of believability– Teens fighting highly trained soldiers, and following around aliens is just a bit hard for me to grasp as being plausible; but it is a science-fiction novel, so maybe that won’t bother anyone who reads this genre.
Andrew Tell’s narration is pretty good. I enjoyed his pacing, and overall timing. I thought his read was a little lack-luster in the sense that it was monotone at times and it was hard for me to distinguish a few characters from one another. His voices for the H.A.L.F’s were perfect and overall he does a fine job bringing this story to life.
I would recommend this book to all.
This audiobook was given to me in exchange for an honest review.