
The Familiar
Animorphs #41
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Narrated by:
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MacLeod Andrews
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By:
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K. A. Applegate
We can't tell you who we are. Or where we live. It's too risky, and we've got to be careful. Really careful. So we don't trust anyone. Because if they find us...well, we just won't let them find us. The thing you should know is that everyone is in really big trouble. Yeah. Even you.
Jake seems to have grown up overnight–literally. When he went to asleep he was his usual kid-self, and when he woke up, about ten years had flown by! What's worse, the Yeerk invasion of Earth has succeeded. The newly-adult Jake searches for Ax and the other Animorphs to find a way out of the horrific future–but he soon learns they won't be much help. They've all been killed or infested.
Luckily, Jake locates Cassie, who's part of a human-yeerk conspiracy movement to brutally conquer earth. When he attempts to help Cassie's rebel group though, he's captured by the new Visser Three. And now it looks like Jake's fate has been sealed. Because not only is the new visser more powerful than the old one, he also has a smart, cunning host armed with intimate knowledge of how the Animorphs fight. Marco.
It all seems too horrible to be true. And there are things that just don't add up. That's when Jake begins to wonder if it's all just a really bad dream. Because if it is, he'll wake up and things will be back to "normal." If not, Jake is as good as dead....
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The other narrators are doing fine jobs too, and becoming more accurate sounding but wanted to give Macleod props for working on the high pitched, almost echo-locating at the begging, because in real life it almost sounds digitized!
Note: I live in a ravine where we have a local hawk that passes through and hangs in the trees sometimes, so I hear the call regularly enough - the blue Jay's give the best imitation, but they have a bit of an edge!
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