The GEOs: The Complete Series

By: Ramona Finn

Narrated by: Alexandra Hunter

Discover danger and destiny in this young-adult dystopian box set.

Making the right choice always comes with a price.

It’s been decades since the deadly GM virus decimated humanity, but the world continues to hold out for a cure. Hidden underground in the dark, GEOs remain, what’s left of the population as Farrow Corp works tirelessly in their never-ending search for a miracle. For seventeen-year-old Tylia Coder, survival is all she knows. With virus mutations continuing to spread, Tylia must either watch her ailing mother be ravaged by illness or hack her way into the terrifying Acceptance trials and face the infected world above to save her family.

But the life she envisioned is far from reality when she’s rescued by a mysterious stranger from the resistance, and everything she believes about Farrow Corp, and their handsome advocate assigned to her, is turned on its head. Tylia soon realizes she has a choice to make if she’s to save her loved ones—and truly learn which man in her life she can trust.

Tylia must embrace her destiny—or die trying.

This epic young-adult dystopian box set includes the three exciting novels in The GEOs series:

The Acceptance

The Labs

The Elite

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So good

I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook Written very well most definitely encourage you to keep going no matter what your circumstances are. I highly recommend this book and regardless of your age. I think you will enjoy this book.

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It was pretty okay.

Overall I enjoyed this series, but there were a few times I felt disappointed by the performance and writing. At times the narrator made the male characters sound a little silly, like it was obviously a woman trying to speak like a man, except not done as well as I've heard other women readers do it. Normally I'm not picky, but for some reason this made it difficult for me to take some of the story seriously. Also it was a little hard to relate to the main character at times due to the way she went back and forth in her mind between decisions. One minute she believed one person and the other minute she is completely swayed by something else totally forgetting the very real evidence right in front of her. This made it harder to like her as the main character because of this seeming lack of intelligence. But in the end, I enjoyed the series at least most of the time. The actual storyline is interesting and there's some good twists and turns in it.

Really enjoyable story

Great world building, character development and story held interest. Highly recommend if you like post apocalyptic dystopian stories

Feels very rushed and forced

This story is like a very poor attempt at being grown up and mature by an 8 year old. It's very cliché and almost predictable and the character names seem like they were made up entirely or when the author couldn't come up with something semi-clever they just regurgitated the same name over rand over again. Narration is not great as all the characters sound the same. I've listened to a few female narrators and I'm spoiled to those who have the ability to change their pitch to reflect a more masculine voice when necessary and use their natural feminine voice for female characters within the story. This, I can't finish and I'm just out one credit. Next....

Its pretty good

Overall the books are pretty good. The biggest thing to me was that the main character was so back and fourth on who she believed to be true and what the truth was. She would have facts told to her then a few chapters later she acted as if she never learned the truth about things, It really didn't make sense. The story line was good but felt a little drawn out with the back and fourth.