Edward Savio

So, Wil Wheaton as the narrator was the biggest selling point for me. He's just excellent, and I feel like he only picks good projects. Not to say that the description wasn't enticing, because, obviously it was the other selling point.

This was a fun adventure that kept me interested throughout. I made it through the audibook in one sitting, not counting interruptions from the hubby and kids. It puts a fun spin on history which actually hits a little too close to home because the people making the history are never the ones writing it, as they're too busy in the midst of it. The people who do write it, never quite get it right, do they?

I love the idea of the immortals, the genetic defect that gives some humans ridiculously long lives and the idea that the longer you live, the more power you gain (knowledge and experience is power). And there are always going to be those that use those powers for evil.

Alexander, a 1500-year-old teenager, his best friend and his crush are now charged with stopping one immortal's quest to basically end the world as we know it. As I said, this was a fun read (listen) and I cannot wait to get to the next book!… (plus d'informations)

Okay, I have NO idea how I ended up with this book in my Audible queue. Sometimes I make late night purchase, sometimes I find good deals on fb ads, and sometimes I get a free code. (I checked my messages, and I don't think this was a code). Listen, this book was so good, I bought book two well before I'd finished book one. Why? Because of my previously mentioned crazy book buying habits. So. The "kid" is as close to an immortal as one can get in this world. It's extremely entertaining, very high-action, and yet also fairly tame. if you have read and loved the Chronicles of Nick, and are looking for something sorta similar, this is it. Wil Wheaton is awesome as a narrator, yet again. Now, I'm off to read book two. Enjoy!… (plus d'informations)