Alone

Generations Trilogy, Book 3

By: Scott Sigler

Narrated by: AB Kovacs

In the final installment of an exhilarating sci-fi adventure trilogy in the vein of The Hunger Games, Divergent, and Red Rising, Scott Sigler's unforgettable heroine, Em Savage, must come to grips once and for all with the perilous mysteries of her own existence.

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Loved the series!

What a great series! Book 3 is a bit more emotional than the other 2 books, especially toward the end. We get a lot more of Em's history or Matilda's I should say. They discover Omeyocan's secrets and learn about their God. NOT what they were expecting! Book 3 took an awesome twist I just wasn't expecting! As always, Scott Sigler does not disappoint! He is one of only 2 authors I buy without even reading the book description. I have no doubt it will be good!

AB Kovacs does a good job with the narration. I was very disappointed that Scott changed narrators in the middle of the series. He says he wanted the characters to sound older and more mature. I'm assuming there were other reasons. That is very unfortunate. Kovacs was good but I had to adjust to her style. The pronunciations were very different from the original narrator and several characters now have accents that they didn't have before. Very confusing at first. Any narrator that jumps in mid series should definitely listen to the previous books to get a feel for each of the characters, their accents, and pronunciations. Other than that, she did a great job.

Listen at 1.10x speed. Pretty good finale

I didn't have a problem with the narrator, once I bumped up the speed. She probably should have done the whole series, for consistency sake. Definitely not the ending I was expecting.

Amazing

This book this book is awesome, I enjoyed every second of it. If there is ever another book after this I would love to read it/ listen to it.

Saved the best for last

I thought the other 2 books were decent but not necessarily for me because of the YA feel. This book mostly ditched the YA feel and just told a good story.

An epic conclusion

From the moment I started, I couldn't stop listening until it was finished. This book continues to raise the stakes to immense proportions. For fans of Sigler's prior works, The Generations Trilogy is a must experience story at an unexpected place in the timeline. Bravo.