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Natalie Naudus
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Length
21 hours 3 minutes
Language
English
Bookseller recommendation
“Last Exit is an apocalypse ongoing tale of a group of friends from college getting back together at the wizened old age of 35 to try to save the world for real this time. It's got the really beautiful prose you might recognize from This is How You Lose the Time War, really well-drawn relationships, and just enough brevity to lighten the mood when you're about to be too sad about climate change. The narrator, Natalie Naudus, is my favorite of all time, and I will listen to just about anything she narrates (this includes a grocery list, phone book, shipping forecast, you name it). She is super talented and her voice also sounds great even if you are a 1.75x listener like me :) ”
— Megan • Sidetrack Bookshop
Summary
Hugo and Nebula Award–winning author Max Gladstone weaves American myths—the muscle car, the open road, the white-hatted cowboy—into a deeply emotional tale.
When Zelda and her friends first met, in college, they believed they had all the answers. They had figured out a big secret about how the world worked and they thought that meant they could change things.
They failed. One of their own fell, to darkness and rot. Ten years later, they’ve drifted apart, building lives for themselves, families, fortunes. All but Zelda. She’s still wandering the back roads of the nation. She’s still fighting monsters. She
knows: the past isn’t over. It’s not even past.
The road’s still there. The rot’s still waiting. They can’t hide from it any more.
Because, at long last, their friend is coming home. And hell is coming with her.