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  • Atlantis Grail Series, Book 4
  • Written by: Vera Nazarian
  • Narrated by: Sofia Willingham
  • Length: 40 hrs and 48 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (9 ratings)

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Survive

Written by: Vera Nazarian
Narrated by: Sofia Willingham
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Publisher's Summary

Gwen Lark knows how to Qualify, Compete, and Win...The time has come to Survive.

The Games of the Atlantis Grail have come to a ground-shaking halt and Gwen Lark, nerd, geek, and awkward smart girl, survived the remarkable ordeal, for the time being. But the worst is yet to come!

Now, both the colony planet Atlantis and Earth are under a threat of annihilation, and everything is up in the air, including dire and stunning wonders in the Atlantean skies. Will there be a Wedding?

Will there be a future for Gwen Lark, her beloved, and all their families, friends, and loved ones?

Is Gwen's rare and powerful talent, the Logos voice of creation, enough to resolve the greatest mystery of the Kassiopei Imperial Dynasty and its role in the events of deepest antiquity since the dawn of time?

The fate of the entire human species is at stake, and now there can be no respite, not a moment to lose. The final battle is here, and Gwen, and everyone she knows and loves, are in for the greatest fight of their lives.

It is time to survive.

©2020 Vera Nazarian (P)2020 Tantor

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Fun story.

This was a fun story! I needed some escapism, and frankly, the only reason why I listened to the first book is because it was free, as I have never heard of it before.
That being said, I don’t generally read fantasy, but I enjoyed the sci-fi element of this.
Gwen, the main character is super likable. The story was engaging, and the themes of problem-solving and endurance were motivating.

The fact that the author tried to write a multi ethnic cast is appreciated, she just wrote them… Terribly. Any Latin character seemed to be a villain, black characters were written like a SNL parody of a black character. and it’s just all super awkward. I don’t think the author had any intention of being racial, but it was uncomfortable.

Aside from that it was kind of nice reading something so fluffy. I’ve never really read much romance or fantasy, and I think these books fit into that category, and I liked it! Also, an Armenian character, crazy!


Regarding the performance. The voice actor did not have an annoying voice at all, which I totally appreciate, at times it was even soothing, which is perfect. Occasionally, you could tell that there was some bad editing, but not a huge deal. Again, some of the accents were a little bit awkward, but I don’t think that that was the narrator’s fault I think it’s just how it was written, and how she was directed.

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A missed opportunity for a good ending

I tried to finish this book at least 3 times before I forwarded about 50 chapters to the last two to know the end. Sadly, I didn't feel like I missed anything by skipping almost half of the book. To me, the writer went from a narrative that was tight-packed with action and significant details that always kept the story moving forward, to long, useless descriptions of the scenery, feelings, situations or interactions that never added very much to the series. Maybe the change is a bit radical and that's what's turning me off? Someone compared it to Stephen King's style, but I wouldn't go that far. His stories are very much character-driven and his verbal diahrrea is mostly so that we get enough information about each character's background and motivations so the resulting situations make sense within his world. I think Survive fails to focus on the relevant information that would make each character come alive, or to make certain situations believable or logical, so to me this book as the end of the series is very anti-climatic.

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