
Starfall
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Narrated by:
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John Pirhalla
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By:
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Drew Harrison
Fantasy. Sci-fi. The world was brought back from the brink of annihilation, but its still-new institutions are rattled once again as heroes and criminals clash in a neon-drenched cyberpunk metropolis.
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Gritty SciFi with Suspense and Mystery
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The story itself is an old one - good, evil and redemption. It had classic sci-fi adventure tropes. Pulling from Star Wars, Necromunda, Bladerunner and others. Unlike other tales which pull from similar sources and which just seem old and tired, Starfall felt vibrant and fresh - even while feeling familiar.
Excellent storytelling with a cool twist on a timeless story
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The narration is very clear and well paced throughout the novel. A good audiobook reader can make a novel better than the printed word and this one did a great job.
For fans of cyberpunk, noir-fiction, near future sci fi, this is a brilliant and complex story with wholly cathartic finale. Fans of titles like Snow Crash, Blade Runner, The Expanse, and Neuromancer cannot miss this read.
This Book Carries A Payload
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Great story
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No story is perfect but this one certainly tries to be. One only issue I found was confusion on how a characters story related to the over all narrative. After a few chapters it ties in nicely so keep listening. It all comes together with a wonderful new hero emerging.
Great new story
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Starfall is placed in New Phoenix a city struggling to rise from the ashes as Vitacorp’s ‘light benders’ draw from taken souls and the cities power grid to boost superhuman powers to do their bidding. Braxton Graves ‘the hunter’ who was saved from the dead by Vitacorps captures souls that increases his powers and satisfies Vitacorps need for control over New Phoenix.
There are many memorable characters, but my favorite is Hanna Preacher who is trying to find out more about the death of her lover Quaine O’Connor. Drew Harrison’s tale is full of suspense and makes the reader look at the motives of Hanna, Braxton, police and Vitacorp and keeps you waiting for the next shoe to drop.
There are many well developed characters like police agents Rob Boardsmith and Sam Pollock who try to aid Hanna while Vitacorp’s light benders do their killing and soul collection. The light benders are indebted to Vitacorp many with lifetime debts they paid by killing enemies of Vitacorp and collecting their ‘spark’ or soul.
Starfall is a suspense story, and Cyberpunk LIT with science and fantasy, the book will keep you waiting to read the next chapter while biting your nails to the nub. Starfall is full of surprises but a bit on the violent side as New Phoenix rises from the ashes of Drew Harrison’s cyberpunk dystopian world.
I’m looking forward to seeing what Drew Harrison brings us next! He leaves little to your imagination and does a fantastic job explaining the background information that’s needed to tell an understandable and entertaining story. Well explained LIT science and fantasy combined with good narration truly make Starfall an Audible treasure.
Starfall by Drew Harrison Blows your socks off
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The novel suffered from being too long, spending an over-abundance of time creating detailed plot-arcs temporizing on 3rd-tier characters in addition to lengthy Neal Shusterman-like didactic philosophical tangents when describing character personas and societal impacts to the conflicts.
While I was fascinated by the plot through half of the book, I was worn-out with the slow plot pacing by the end.
John Pirhalla's performance was very good.
Lots of interesting concepts explored
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Brilliant
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Brilliant
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A great listen!
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