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Void Fate

By: Suren G. Hakobyan
Narrated by: Matthew Raymond
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Summary

Empty streets are littered with stalled-out cars, buses, and motorcycles. A sunless and moonless sky is covered with an enormous barrier that prevents any view of the heavens.

Nothing stirs. The air is oppressive and there is no wind, not even the softest breeze.

It was supposed to be a typical day for the five friends, but they wake up to discover that they are left alone on earth. The world that they knew is gone. All that is left is silence, pervasive, absolute silence.

What happened while they slept? Are they the only ones left? As the theories start to fly, and their imaginations run wild, they wonder if they are still on Earth at all, possibly abducted by aliens, trapped in a simulation, or claimed by the afterlife.

Aram is the only one who can see deep into the silent world. That’s why, from the very beginning, he starts to look for a way out of this new reality. If he can convince his friends to stay focused, as the whispers begin, and fight against the evil of the silent world, the fog-shaped beings that wander the empty streets, they may stand a chance.

If not, the only thing that lies ahead is the fate of the void.

©2020 Suren Hakobyan (P)2020 Suren Hakobyan
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Not what I expected.

I picked this book up based on the description. The first thing that came to mind was the series, The Dome. I loved that series and I thought this might be something similiar. The next thing that came to mind was this could be a dystopia type of book but different.
I can tell you it is neither. Now the author never said it was anything like what I mentioned, it's just what popped into my head when I read the blurb.
The beginning, for me, was slow, I perfer more action. However, once I finished listening to the whole book, I realised that you needed the slow part at the beginning to get a better understanding for the characters, so later on you can see the change.
Because of the slow beginning and the plot this would be great as a movie than a book. It reminds me of horror movies that I used to watch, since it has a similiar feel to it.
My only negative, which ironically I can see why he did it, is that I wanted to know more about the dome. In that what happens to those who get caught by the Demons? Where do they go? Are they still alive? As I mentioned before, I can understand why he didn't mention it because the character didn't know and they had nobody to ask. Also in reality we don't get all the answers we want. There are two other questions I have which were not answered, this all comes back to the character not knowing and having no-one to ask.

Be warned this has profanity, violence, sexual content (three scenes but not graphic. Two of those were rape scenes).
If you like books with 3D characters then this book is for you.

I thought the narrator did a great job trying to voice nine characters.

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Exciting sci fi thriller

Great story, full of suspense and plot twists, well read and kept me wanting to listen. Would definitely recommend.

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A Deep Fantasy Thriller

This is a fantasy thriller that goes into great depths with regard to friendships, relationships and the unknown. Its well written and explores situations that are unusual shall we say, not wanting to give anything away. The five characters are well read by the narrator, with tone, expressions and accents, which were suiting of each character. An enjoyable audio book that I would recommend.

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