Kip and the Grinders: A Cyberpunk Tale with a Snarky Anti-hero
Hall of Doors, Book 2
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Kip and the Grinders: A Cyberpunk Tale with a Snarky Anti-hero
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Narrated by:
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Mike Sanders
About this listen
Adal and Arija jump into a new world...
And into the middle of another war.
While Ypsilon might be a gun-wielding psychopath...
She's all they've got.
All Ypsilon cares about is her gang, her boyfriend, and having a good time.
Now she has to choose between her comfortable life and doing what's right...man does that piss her off.
Can Adal and Arija trust Ypsilon and her gang of crazies or will she throw them to the wolves?
It's The Fifth Element meets Deadpool. You'll love this fast paced cyberpunk adventure because of the snark, the cool gadgets, and the edge of your seat excitement.
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This is a Hall of Doors audiobook. They can all be listened to as stand alone novels but if you want to listen to them in order here's what I suggest:
- Webley and The World Machine
- Kip and The Grinders
- Arija and The Burning City
This story is set in Taraveil, another of the worlds that lie beyond the doors in Webley's Hall of Doors. Once again, Chopchinski's world building is complex and detailed, full of fascinating technology and diverse, colourful characters. Rich sensory detail adds texture and dimension to the various settings and environments in the book, complementing the action, characters and complications of the story.
Snarky and confident, Adal and Arija meet their matches in Ypsilon and her Grinder compatriots. Through conflict, danger and the formation of unlikely alliances, the integrity and loyalty of each of the central characters is tested as the story progresses.
Just like Adal and Arija, Ypsilon, Sasha, Van and Masa are characters that young adult readers will relate to. They are strong and flawed, passionate and vulnerable, smart mouthed and profoundly loyal to their own.
Chopchinski's writing is edgy and descriptive, in keeping with the story and the world in which it is set. The story moves at a good pace, keeping the reader and their imagination fully engaged.
'Kip and the Grinders' is fast paced, distinctly original steampunk fiction that demands to be finished once started.
Brilliant!
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