
His Name Was Wren
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Narrated by:
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Matt Addis
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By:
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Rob Winters
During the blackout of 1944, in the small English town of Hurstwick, something mysterious obliterates the church spire and slices through the nearby woods. Was it a secret Nazi weapon, as some locals suggest? Or just a downed plane? Evacuee George Moss finds an otherworldly explanation, then tries to keep it hidden.
Years later, Max Cannon moves to town. With help from his new friends, Ellie and Isaac, he learns of the secret that some residents have guarded for over seven decades. When that secret is threatened with exposure, strange things occur, and the army descends on Hurstwick. As does a visitor from much further afield, leaving Max and his friends in the middle of a deadly struggle....
A small-town science fiction mystery of galactic scale
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Great combination of history, science fiction and coming of age
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Looking forward to other books by this wonderful author.
original & worth reading/ listening
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More please!
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An enjoyable story
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Listener received this title free
This was a very satisfying, intriguing, and entertaining listen. It somehow reminded me of Stranger Things, as I could find many similitudes between these characters and the ones of the show. To start with, they are similar ages and are not the popular kids in town. They also experience strange phenomena, which seem to affect more one than the others. I enjoyed how the story spanned many years from 1944 to nowadays, and how the town and its people evolved in such time.
Although this book’s main target audience is teens, I think it can be read by anyone and everyone. I wish I had to read books like this for school, and it’s one I’d definitely recommend to teachers and young teens.
I rejoiced in the adventures of the three friends in their search for Wren. The intrigue was well built and there’s even a twist in the story that I didn’t see coming. Very well done: pleasant story, good rhythm, and likable characters.
I enjoyed Matt Addis’ narration. His characters’ interpretations were very expressive and he used a balming tone of voice that I could keep listening to for ages. The audio production was clean and had no issues.
I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
Satisfying, intriguing, and entertaining listen
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spaceman decides to stay
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It's such a creative and well written story and the characters are easy to imagine. I had not read the summery so I had no idea what it was about. I was not in anyway dissapointed.
The reader was perfect.
A book to immerse yourself in.
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Unique story
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Wren
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Excellent story for adult and teenager
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