
The Red Queen
The Obernewtyn Chronicles, Book 7
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Narrated by:
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Isobelle Carmody
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By:
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Isobelle Carmody
About this listen
The highly anticipated dramatic conclusion to the much-loved Obernewtyn Chronicles from award-winning and best-selling author Isobelle Carmody.
Before Elspeth Gordie can continue her journey to find Sentinel and prevent it unleashing the horrors of the Great White, she must fight free of a strange prison where people are laid to sleep forever or cling to a suffocating existence, believing the world beyond their walls is already utterly annihilated.
But at the end of her journey, nothing is as she imagined. She is drawn into the struggle for a kingdom, only to find the Destroyer is at the heart of the turmoil, waiting for her.
Somehow she must do what she has sworn to do, for the sake of the world and all of its creatures. She must complete her quest, no matter what it costs.
Drawing to a close the journey of Elspeth Gordie and the Misfits, The Red Queen will surprise and thrill listeners until the very end.
©2015 Isobelle Carmody (P)2017 Bolinda Publishing Pty LtdPerfect ending
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A satisfying conclusion
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A fitting end
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The author was the narrator
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I have been in love with this series ever since I went into my school library when I was in year 8 (14 years old)and decided to pick out a book randomly abd read it, and that book was Obernewtyn. I was immediately enthralled. now as a 27 year old i too have to say goodbye to these characters who for years I felt were my friends. it was so special that I ended this tale with Isobelle. Thank you Isobelle!!
beyond expectations
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Character arcs and plot points - which we had been building up to over multiple books - were left to fizzle out. I generally enjoyed Elspeth’s inner monologue over the series but in this book a lot of it felt like page filler. In fact it was a detriment to the story because Elspeth kept reminding us of all the questions that needed answering… only to never be answered, or in some cases, were simply forgotten entirely.
The build up to Ariel and the Destroyer was dramatic and greatly anticipated but was over too quickly and in a very anti-climactic manner.
As others have mentioned, the ending was a disappointment, though not because it is an open ending. Rather, I felt as though the epilogue ought to have been the final standard chapter and that an epilogue was required following that chapter. The final tease was less a tease and more a riddle that left me trying to work out how it made any sense at all.
I love Isobelle Carmody, the series, and her performance in narrating such an array of characters and emotions. I want to love this book but it was clearly and unfortunately rushed. It is not bad though and is still an interesting journey to take part in. If you enjoy the series, it is still very worthwhile if only to get a small piece of closure. I would liken it to the experience of watching the final season of Game of Thrones…
Interesting
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Not only is Isobelle Carmody an amazing author, but a talented narrator. I really enjoyed her performance.
Sad to say goodbye
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à pleasure along thé dark path throughout thé years ..
loooooved it!!!
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concluded at last
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fantastic all around
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