Made of Stars

By: Anne Frasier

Narrated by: Alex Gaterud

A genius vampire named Sinclair creates an alternate world where vampires can experience a traditional human life of love, marriage, and children. Sixteen-year-old Gabriel is his beta tester and volunteers to fall in love with a coffee shop girl. But when the pain of love becomes overwhelming, Gabriel wonders about his decision. "It's too real," he tells Sinclair. "You made it too real."

©2012 Anne Frasier/Theresa Weir (P)2014 Theresa Weir

Really Good Story!

Would you consider the audio edition of Made of Stars to be better than the print version?

I didn't read the print version but the audio version was amazing. This was such an original idea and the story seemed even poetic at times. "His hand brushed against hers and sparks shoot between them reminding him that they are all made of stars; the human and not so human." Great!

What other book might you compare Made of Stars to and why?

I don't know of any other book I could compare this to. Again, this was a really original, neat story. I would love to see this go into a longer version.

What about Alex Gaterud’s performance did you like?

Wow! Alex Gaterud's did a fantastic job performing this audiobook. His voice is natural with perfect voice inflections. Impressive.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

This was a book I read all in one sitting. I found it to be very intriguing and wish it were longer. The story is fantastic. I will look for more from both the author and the narrator.

Any additional comments?

I received this audiobook foc in exchange for an unbiased review.

Excellent short story and narration!

Quality story and narration. Very enjoyable story. Refreshing presentation. Super author who is creative. Yes!

Not Long Enough

really enjoyed the story but it stopped way too soon. i would love a more expanded version.

Paranormal Romance

Love any story by this author. This is a story of magic and vampires and living life in a moment. We are all made of stars.

odd

more like an epic poem than a story. could be I need to listen more than once to appreciate it.