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A Sky Beyond the Storm
- An Ember in the Ashes, Book 4
- Narrated by: Joe Gaminara, Samantha Sutherland, Aysha Kala, Julie Maisey, Freddie Gaminara
- Series: An Ember in the Ashes, Book 4
- Length: 15 hrs and 54 mins
- Categories: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction
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Prepare for the jaw-dropping finale of Sabaa Tahir's beloved New York Times best-selling An Ember in the Ashes fantasy series, and discover who will survive the storm.
Picking up just a few months after A Reaper at the Gates left off.
The long-imprisoned jinn are on the attack, wreaking bloody havoc in villages and cities alike. But for the Nightbringer, vengeance on his human foes is just the beginning.
At his side, Commandant Keris Veturia declares herself empress and calls for the heads of any and all who defy her rule. At the top of the list? The Blood Shrike and her remaining family.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-12-2020
Inconsistent pronunciation
What a fantastic way to end this series! Sabaa Tahir is a great storyteller and I can’t wait for what she does next. She has such a way of writing unforgettable characters and intricate worlds.
In saying this, I recommend reading the book as opposed to the audio as their were quite a lot of mispronunciations of characters names and words, which were extremely off-putting.
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- Else
- 24-12-2020
An underwhelming finish - worse narration
Not overly thrilled by how this series finished. The plot dragged on and the only character I had even the slightest interest in towards the end was Helene. The rest, including Laia and Elias - of which I have shipped SO HARD from the very beginning, had little development and did little to make me root for them. BUT that being said... I do feel that listening to the audiobook instead of reading the physical book most definitely did not help because the narration is absolutely AWFUL!
The narrators for this book are all new, which in itself isn't a problem. However, it is so painfully obvious that they haven't even bothered to listen to the other books to see how names and places are pronounced? Surely this is audiobook narration 101? I listened to all the four books back-to-back and the first three are fantastic, which it was even more disappointing having to sit through 16 hours of listening to even the MAIN CHARACTERS' names being mispronounced. It was painful. There were also other glaring things like 'skims' instead of 'sims' (5.37) and 'harbour' instead of Harper (4.49). Don't even get me started on how Helene suddenly turned into Helen and how the word 'says' was pronounced throughout the whole 16 hours by Laia's narrator.
My biggest regret is that I chose to listen to the audiobook rather than pick up the book itself. Do yourself a favour and buy the book in the store.
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- Jo M
- 03-01-2021
Lackluster ending
I was so looking forward to this book as I really enjoyed the first 3 and wanted to see how the story would end but unfortunately, I don't think it lived up to the other books in the series.
One of the main things which put me off was the change in narrator for Alia's character. He just didn't give me the same feelings. I'm not sure what the reasons were for changing narrators, but when you're so far into a series and Alia being one of the main characters, the listener has bonded with that voice, so a change just throws it out.
Also, I thought the book dragged on a bit and can't honestly remember much of what happens, there was a lot of the characters travelling.
Spoiler ahead!!!
I also feel that she didn't have to kill off Harper, I really liked him, he helped ground Helen so it would have been great if he didn't die. I also thought Olivia's death was just for the sake of shock and killing a character the reader/listener liked.
It was a shame because this was one of my favourite series before this last book.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-12-2020
my favourite YA series flushed down the toilet...
bye wtf i want to forget i ever read this😭 crying... and not tears of joy or content. This was so depressingly disappointing... its a subjective opinion of course but i have never felt such painful unsatisfaction and it stems from the fact that I wholeheartedly loved the quality of the ember in the Ashes books and its characters but alas, like all things too great, it must come to an end and this one wasn't at all what I hoped. GUTTED. for Laia and Elias shippers this book is your wet dream and you'll end it happier than me but lovers of Helene and those who prefer her POVs, like myself, this book is essentially a worst nightmare. get ready for PAIN and INJUSTICE. I am, again: gutted. how could it all fall apart like that? things were really added to the plot for convenience and to get emotional reaction out of the reader rather than logic and intricate care to the story.
The writing was much weaker here too compared to its predecessors. Felt very very YA and not the high quality the other books carried. Predicable and lacked creativity.
and the ongoing melodramatic romance between laia and elias that consistently led to nothing substance in aiding incoming battles *shoves finger down throat* . I was so in love with laia and Elias at the beginning but wow as the series progessed their characters lost their original spark. elias especially. laia had many redeeming scenes in previous books but the soul catcher sub plot completely ruined Elias as a once great character I would die for and turned him into a one dimensional and irritating deux machina or whatever its called. Helene is quite literally the best character in this series, her POVs were the hanging thread keeping these books no lower than a 4 stars for me. A queen who's resilience I shall never get out of my mind. Avitas Harper is my 2nd fave character in this series. gosh I love that guy dearly.
too bad Sabaa, TOO BAD.
in terms of the audio narrators performance, I'd give it a 3/5. the voice for the nightbringer should have been someone with a deeper tone, similar to Liam Neeson to give it that ominiscene and mystery.
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- Ellie Essss.
- 17-12-2020
Not sure
I'd really been looking forward to this and had listened to the last three in preparation. It really threw me that the voice actor for Elias had changed and I think because of that I couldn't really get into this one. I kept forgetting who was talking and it didn't sound right.
Vague spoilers- I also felt like some people were killed really easily and others weren't. I didn't like the relevation about one of the main characters or that they suddenly got more powerful, but kept forgetting conveniently to use them for plot purposes. I didn't think it was as good or as engaging as the other books.
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- holly
- 26-02-2021
Why!
I wish I had the energy to fully describe the many problems with this book. The characters felt different, and not in a good way. Laia kept getting new powers every other chapter, Elias was boring and Helene, who has always been a favourite, couldn't use her powers at crucial moments. The whole plot of the book was frustrating. I'm so sad as I loved the rest of the series. I'm not even going to talk about that ending...
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- Luckylilac
- 22-02-2021
Long antisipated much enjoyed
Long awaited, well worth the wait,Really enjoyed it. Slightly confusing in parts but only because its so intricately written.
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- denniel b.
- 20-02-2021
A Sky Beyond the Storm
Loved it, although a struggle to finish but 300 pages in I couldn't put it down
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- Sahani Chirwa
- 16-02-2021
Disappointing
Unnecessarily dragged storyline. Poor inflection by performers. Not as good as first 3 books
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- NeilRC94
- 13-02-2021
Excellent Ending
I'm always concerned when I get to the last book in a series, that it won't be properly rounded off. Without going into spoilers, I was very pleased with the conclusion of each characters story and not having it be as simple as, good triumphs over evil.
The Performance this book was very good. Overall I have given this book 5 stars but performance wise, only 4. This is simply because of the replacement of Jack Farrar as Elias. Don't get me wrong, I think Joe Gaminara does a great job. However, it did take a bit get used to the new voice for a key character. This does not take away from the book as a whole and I would definitely recommend it.
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Fantastic conclusion to the Ember Quartet
Fantastic conclusion to the Ember Quartet!
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