Aurora Blazing

A Novel

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Aurora Blazing

Auteur(s): Jessie Mihalik

Narrateur(s): Emily Woo Zeller

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I liked “Aurora Blazing” better than “Polaris Rising” EXCEPT for the narration. Bianca was a more flesh-out character than Ada, and Mihalik did a good job giving them different internal voices, histories and characteristics. She also did a good job making the storyline different enough that it didn’t feel like a re-hash of “Polaris”. Again, the book felt like a Chris Pine “Star Trek” movie or “Firefly” episode- a fun companion while cooking and doing laundry.

The narration, however, was a weak point for me. Bianca’s voice and the story narration was good, but Zeller’s voicing of the male characters left much to be desired. I had a hard time believing Ian as a romantic interest because his voice was so flat/uninflected, it leached emotion out of the dialogue. With narrators like Lorelei King and Tavia Gilbert, I enjoy the male characters’ dialogue as much as the female’s and even find some of the voices sexy. This isn’t the case with Zeller. I actually ended up reading the last 1/4 to help me get more into Ian’s character.