The Messengers

The Messengers Audiobook

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Review #1

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Plot Summary (No spoilers!): During a generational intergalactic war, two sets of very different people are forced to either work together or stick to expectations. These decisions will not only impact the four directly involved individuals but perhaps the galaxy. The greatest changes can sometimes be triggered by small acts of kindness or brutality.

What you liked: The characters were really different and the story was unexpected. One of the best quotes from the book is, “Curiosity is not an admirable trait for a soldier.” Due to the highly enjoyable cast performance of the audiobook, I was able to put myself in each person’s situation and think about what I would have done, or not done, in their place.

What you did not like: Sometimes I find science fiction books a bit frustrating when the author seems to make things different or uses fabricated “futuristic” language simply to help push the idea that this is The Future. I also often wish some of these Audible Originals were longer.

Review #2

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A really good short story!Narration was also good.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.’

Review #3

Audiobook The Messengers by Cris Dukehart

This is a great piece of audio theater, with excellent acting and sound and a storyline that was unpredictable and highly entertaining. I love sci-fi, so that was a plus for me, but even those who aren’t usually into sci-fi will probably enjoy the interesting social commentary that’s at the heart of the story.

Review #4

Audio The Messengers narrated by Cris Dukehart

Some jarring tonal shifts and mildly annoying characters made it hard for me to get into this one initially. (It starts like a goofy comedy, then suddenly smashes to drama, then zings back to comedy, etc.) By the time it finished, though, I ended up loving it, as it manages to fit an unexpected amount of complexity into a comparatively short timespan. The tonal shifts were still weird, but by the end, they strangely end up contributing to the considerable intensity of the climax. Worth a listen if you can get past the sometimes-grating characters.

Review #5

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I really enjoyed the voice acting in this audiobook, but the plot never quite engaged me. It’s a science fiction tale told in two time periods. In one (which turns to be the future) a messenger who can’t stop blabbing about herself is transporting a box. In the other (which happened earlier) a very low-ranking soldier is trying to determine if a woman is a threat as a plague rips society apart. The whole novella is composed of two conversations—one in each timeline—and a surprising connection between the two. Frankly, I didn’t get caught up in the story, although I enjoyed the “surprise” connection at the end. I kept listening to the book because it was short and the voice acting which really was top notch.

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