I enjoy a good deal and this series is a steal on Audible where you can get all three books for one credit. What makes it even better is that it is over 44 hours of audio. If you like longer listens then this may be a series that interests you. Since it is a trilogy I'm going to break my review down on each individual book in the series.
Book 1 introduces us to our female lead and main character Evelyn Maynard. For as long as she can remember she has been on the go with her mom. Every time they are able to settle down in a location, they turn around and leave to somewhere new. Her mom is always telling her they need to keep moving to ensure they bad people will not find them. Who are these people they are running from? Evelyn does not have a clue. When an unexpected flight turns into a disaster, Evelyn's world changes forever.
Evelyn has just got accepted to one of the best schools on scholarship. Her life is moving and she's just trying to survive it. She has never forgotten the guy who helped rescue her on that fateful day. What a small world that he's attending the same school are her. It is a plus that there just so happen to be so many sexy guys around her. Some who want her and others who are trying to avoid the bond they have.
In a world of humans versus variants, Evelyn fights for both sides. A surprise attack puts those she cares about a risk. Some are taken by the humans for reasons unknown to her.
Book 1 ends with the reader being able to see who is behind the attack and a small glimpse as to what may lie ahead in book two.
The audiobook is read by Jarred Kjack and Janine Granda. They could not have picked a better pair. There are distinct voices for each character so they do not get confused. There are extra elements in the audio that help enhance the readers experience. For example, if the characters are in a tunnel then the narrators voice sounds like they are in a tunnel. If a character is using a microphone to speak, you can tell that is exactly what they are using as they read the parts. Absolutely love the effects that provide more realism for the reader.
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