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Yesterday's Gone: Season 2
- Narrated by: Ray Chase, R. C. Bray, Brian Holsopple, Chris Patton, Maxwell Glick, Tamara Marston
- Series: Yesterday's Gone, Book 7-12
- Length: 16 hrs and 12 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 08-08-2014
- Language: English
- Publisher: Podium Publishing
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $50.52
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Publisher's Summary
On October 15, everyone in the world vanished. Well, almost everyone. Some were left behind, attempting to piece together what happened, find their loved ones, and survive. But they are not alone.
Season Two picks up where Season One left off. One man finds himself on a mysterious island that holds secrets, and perhaps even answers, to what happened on October 15. A group finds itself taking refuge at The Sanctuary, a religious compound with an enigmatic leader called The Prophet. A serial killer finds himself leading an unlikely group of survivors. A young man searches to prove himself to his group, and avoid being bullied ever again. A young child is called to perform another miracle at great personal cost. Every decision. Every action. Every dream. Every alliance. Every secret. Every betrayal.
It all comes down to this - the stunning season two finale that will have you on the edge of your seat - and then knock you to the floor with the most insane, most WTF?!-unforgettable season finale yet!
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- nigel
- 29-10-2016
wtf
this sequel goes someway to answering many of the questions from the first series, but then opens up a whole lot more. Expertly narrated and brilliantly written.
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- Lewis
- 08-05-2015
Good listen
Loved it and can't wait for next season. I was hooked on the first and second season and now I can't wait to list to the next one. Hope it's as good
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- christopher
- 16-03-2015
Deceptively Good.
I posted this same review for season one as the were both listened to over the course of three days.
I took a gamble on this book. I listened to the first episode which was free and decided to buy season 1. That was two days ago and I just finished season 2.
The overall story is great and the authors make some crazy decisions during the first two seasons and they definitely make you want more. Some of the characters are written fantastically and details are not spared.
The only issues I had with the first two seasons was the swapping of narrators, most of them are good but two in particular are a bit lacking, you do get use to them after a while but some of the characters stories converge and hearing a different narrator voice a character that was voiced by someone else for the last 10 hours can be a little off putting. That aside, the story is good enough to keep you going and deal with the slight break that occurs when narrators switch.
WARNING, the book can be a bit graphic on some very adult themes, if you can't handle this or are easily offended. I would approach the book with caution. This isn't a constant and there is only two scenes that really stood out to me regardless of the fact that it didn't bother me.
Looking forward to season 3.
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- Liz
- East Mackay, Australia
- 11-09-2014
was better than season1 can't wait untill season3
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I defiantly would but they need to listen to season 1 first.
What other book might you compare Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 to, and why?
not a book, but maybe a series, the walking dead would be close that cult like atmosphere zombie alien intruders. all that character development only to rip it away and leave you with a oow look on your face..
Have you listened to any of the narrators’s other performances? How does this one compare?
yes and love all the narrators. they changed some of the narrators in this book but I think it was for the better, as long as Boricio doesn't change he really brings it to life great job :)
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
yes it was very addictive.
Any additional comments?
Boricio and Luka were the stars of this book well written and spoken, I laughed cryed and was shocked all through. I can't wait until the next instalment comes out, im tempted to read it but I really think the audio dose do it so much more justice.
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-09-2016
Not as good as the first
Spoiler alert! . There was too much cult related speeches that was offensive. And made listening hard. The story also went in a uninteresting direction and losing the intrigueness created in the first series. Also killing off many favourite characters, breaking attachment bond with characters and the book.
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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Performance3 out of 5 stars
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- Weeping Monk
- 07-11-2014
Very good, except for one narrator.
Where does Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
The lower end. But that's not terrible as I feel like i have listened to a lot of truly excellent books.
Would you recommend Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 to your friends? Why or why not?
Maybe. But only because the character Boricio.
What do you think the narrator could have done better?
This question strikes at the heart of why I will not continue the series. Whichever narrator is reading the "Luca" chapters (the story is broken down into POV chapters) is just awful. Luca is an 8 year old boy and I guess the narrator is trying to sound 8. He does not do a good job of it. I'd have no problem if he gave the character of Luca a baby-ish voice and persona when he speaks, but to carry it over for an entire chapter is a bad choice, in my opinion.Ray Chase crushes it as Boricio, though. That almost makes up for it.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Not really.
Any additional comments?
Qi
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- RAANAN
- 26-08-2014
Please sort out the narration!
What did you love best about Yesterday's Gone: Season 2?
The story is great and engaging. Ray Chase (doing Boricio) is AMAZING and I'm definitely going to search for more books read by him. R.C Bray delivers an excellent performance as well. My favorite narrators.
What did you like best about this story?
I can't guess what's going to happen.
Did the narrators do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?
I can't blame the narrators. Some are amazing while the others are OK. What I did really HATE was the fact that (in order to save money?) some characters are played by different narrators. You get used to Boricio being narrated by Ray Chase when all of a sudden, when he meets Luca, Maxwell Glick who's doing Loca is also doing Boricio. He even pronounces the name Boricio differently. The two narrators are so different (Chase sounds like a hardass pervert criminal, while Maxwell sounds like a kid) that it totally ruined the experience for me. Can't you have both narrators together for such scenes?, common! I'd pay double to get the book read right.
Any additional comments?
Sort out the narration. Chase should do Boricio - ALWAYS. Bray should do Brent - ALWAYS. Maxwell should do Luca - ALWAYS. You messed up the book!
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- Humble & Honest
- 03-06-2017
LOVE IT! A Twist to your typical apocalypse
I picked up season 1 on a whim because it has some of my favorite narrators. I was HOOKED by the halfway point of the first chapter. I listed non stop & then....... BAM the ever dreaded "end of the book music". my heart dropped. But alas, there was MORE! immediately got season 2 and sunk back into my escape. now, that dreaded music hit my again & I'm onto season 3. I'm almost afraid to start because I know that soon this adventure will be over! WHAT will I do then?!
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- Tracie Paige
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If you could sum up Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 in three words, what would they be?
Bizarre, Exciting, Roller-Coaster
What was one of the most memorable moments of Yesterday's Gone: Season 2?
Multiple moments- Luca's struggle/experience with growing "older"
Which scene was your favorite?
Boricio's introduction to The Sanctuary
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Both- multiple times. Or grinning ear-to-ear during one of Boricio's creative "rants"- quite imaginative! :)
Any additional comments?
Bring Season Three to audible SOON... pleeeeeeeese!!!!!!
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- Wendy
- 18-08-2014
LOVED IT I CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE !
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
YES
I liked the different people reading it that makes it a completely different experience when listening .
Who was your favorite character and why?
they were all good characters and made a really good story and was surprised by the end.
Have you listened to any of the narrators’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
NO but now I will ; )
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
It was a really good book for me it keep me listening and waiting to find our what would happen next tru the whole book
Any additional comments?
would like to know when the next book will be available in audiobook
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- J. OBrennan
- 27-06-2018
Quitting the series here.
Season One of Yesterday's Gone was so/so. I was curious enough about the story line and characters to give Season Two a try, but 12 hours and 17 minutes into it, I quit.
First, I don't want to knock the narrators -- they do the best they can. R.C. Bray and Ray Chase are two of my all time favorites. In both Season One the producers seem to have made a couple of mistakes paring voices to characters, and in Season Two the continuity of characterizations seems to fall apart to a large extent. But that isn't enough of a reason for me to quit a series mid-stride like this.
The reason I'm giving up is that after 28 hours of listening I've grown to really dislike many of the characters and find the scenes to be overtly gross and depraved. I don't usually stand on any kind of moral high ground with my ingestion of sci-fi...I'm fine with reprehensible characters doing horrible things. I just need it to be worth letting into my head, you know? When likable characters begin to turn bad and dislikeable characters do foul things for no reason but shock value, I begin to wear out. When that becomes the standard, episode after episode, I quit.
The series is massive -- six seasons? More? And so many of the reviews are really positive. I'm willing to chalk this up to me just not getting something that's there for everyone else. But based on my own experiences thus far, I can't and won't recommend the Yesterday's Gone series to anyone.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Alex
- 29-08-2014
Riveting and captivating!
Would you listen to Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 again? Why?
This book is worth reading again and again in case that you might have missed details, As for me, I cannot wait for Season 3 as Season 2 left off in a most horrific way!
What other book might you compare Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 to and why?
There are many books written about apocalyptic, end-of-days but until the series ends I can't say how they might compare since the authors have taken the series to new places that make the ending hard to predict.
Which scene was your favorite?
For some strange reason, I'm fascinated by the scenes where "Boricio" has his side of the story told. The person who reads his scenes brings him to life by providing the listener with an enrichment of emotions to Boricio's thoughts and language.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Near the end of Season 2 as the revolt takes place, I found myself unable to believe the outcome! It had me in tears.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- AudioBook Reviewer
- 29-10-2014
Like... WHAT just happened?
The ending to this one left me in shock but let me first delve a bit into the review prior to this crazy ending.
All the great characters are back! Bericio! Lucka, Mary, Paulo! There are so many that I wanted to hear about again and they are here. That doesn't necessarily make it a good thing though because the world is even worse than it was in season 1. This one starts right where season 1 starts off too. At craziness!
One thing I have to commend is the audio. This is narrated by a great cast of people, all of who have to imbibe different voices for different scenes and they do a magnificent job!
Maxwell Glick has the job of the Lucka and does a great job. The only issue I had with the younger version is that when we are in Lucka's head it seems as if we are listening to a much younger story. I do enjoy being able to discern the very different voice with so many men narrators in this. Lucka's very different connotations also help us to understand and really feel how he feels so the reader's empathy is really tugged at. All due to Maxwell's great narration. All of the narrators are fantastic and there is not one voice that makes me cringe when I hear it. Even though I prefer not to listen to most women narrators, Tamara Marston's narration is fabulous and I enjoyed her portions just as much as the men.
The only downside to so many narrators are the issues with keeping the voices separate. They read chapters at a time, not different voices. So I got used to Bericio's voice but he came up in other narrator's chapters as well. Not a bad thing, just A thing. Over all the narration and the full audio was outstanding and I thoroughly enjoyed being pulled into the second part of this story. The portions with music were intense and the music added perfectly to that intensity. Especially at the end!
The plot of the book had its highs and lows but for the most part this kept up with the very fast pace of season one. I didn't love Lucka's chapters but appreciate getting into the boy's head. They seem like they are written to and from a younger child but I'm guessing this is just the great writing as we are supposed to be reading what a young boy would be thinking and feeling.
The amount of characters is the only downside but for the most part I was able to keep those characters in check. I think it can almost be harder when listening to an audio to keep so many characters straight but the characterization of each is very well done.
And if I could just bring up the end again... Just wow. Cannot wait to listen to the next season and find out what happens next.
In short: Amazingly well done book with great audio! Great for a book two. Some high's and low's but overall wonderful.
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8 of 14 people found this review helpful
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Derrick
- 03-10-2018
WOW🤩
beautiful can't wait to read season 3. The ending got me shaking my head 🤩
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- Ms. Chavonne
- 29-09-2018
Yes yes yes!!!
Such a great story and equally great narration. Wish if were much longer because I wasn’t ready for it to end
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- Michael
- 15-03-2017
Brilliant Continuation of a Good Story
Where does Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Great character development and a strong story, performed by excellent actors makes this a great continuation of the "Yesterday;'s Gone saga.
Have you listened to any of the narrators’s other performances? How does this one compare?
I am only familiar with a few of the narrators but each one did an excellent job making the characters both believable and accessible.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Carrie S
- 15-10-2014
Addicted.
What made the experience of listening to Yesterday's Gone: Season 2 the most enjoyable?
Finding out it was even better than series one, which I didn't think could be possible!
Who was your favorite character and why?
Mary because she reminds me of me.
Which character – as performed by the narrators – was your favourite?
Luka, I just love the way the narrator manages to bring out the 8 year old boy in an adults body!
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Trust no-one.
Any additional comments?
Can't wait for season 3!!!
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Performance4 out of 5 stars
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- stephen
- 02-09-2014
Disappointing
I thoroughly enjoyed the first book and couldn't wait for what i thought was the concluding second book, well i finished the second book and was disappointed, the fresh writing had gone there's no fluency and my fear is Yesterday's Gone will continue much the same as the tv series Lost did, lost and incoherent.
I shall not listen to the rest.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Jsun-LG
- 26-07-2018
I'm gob smacked.
This second season.blew me away, I couldn't get enough of this story and raced through it in no time. I shall not say anymore as I fear I may give away spoilers in my excitement. I cant wait to start season.3
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- sarah MacHattie
- 12-06-2018
awsome.
great thriller. dragged at times but mostly rolled around twisting and turning and kept me on th edge of my seat! Great cliff hanger at the end leaving you with a real omg!
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- John.
- 04-07-2017
Series 1: Better
I found it dragged slightly, I was so keen to listen after series 1, if a 3rd follows I'll give it a miss...
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- The Purple Sunflower
- 01-05-2017
EXCELLENT!!!!
This series is full of suspense, horror, sci fi, dark humour, twists & turns and 'What Ifs..' Highly recommended!!
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- Mr. S. Baines
- 31-10-2016
Great listening
Brilliant story that due to flicking between characters and situations they encounter in their own time lines, coupled with these crosses no is fantastic and keeps you hooked.
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- Kehinde Popoola
- 17-06-2016
thrilling but the story is dragging a bit
the storyline is dragging a bit too long. still looking forward to season 3. cool
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- NiceSteveB
- 14-04-2016
Lots of twists and turns
The adventures continue, some new revelations and shocks around the corner. the Web of interaction between the main characters continues to widen and become more convoluted. Moving straight on to series 3!!!