Let the Sky Fall Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

Shannon Messenger (Author), Kristen Leigh (Narrator), Nick Podehl (Narrator),

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A broken past and a divided future can’t stop the electric connection of two teens in this "charged and romantic" (Becca Fitzpatrick), lush novel.

Seventeen-year-old Vane Weston has no idea how he survived the category-five tornado that killed his parents. And he has no idea if the beautiful, dark-haired girl who's swept through his dreams every night since the storm is real. But he hopes she is.

Seventeen-year-old Audra is a sylph, an air elemental. She walks on the wind, can translate its alluring songs, and can even coax it into a weapon with a simple string of commands. She’s also a guardian—Vane’s guardian—and has sworn an oath to protect Vane at all costs, even if it means sacrificing her own life.

When a hasty mistake reveals their location to the enemy who murdered both of their families, Audra's forced to help Vane remember who he is. He has a power to claim - the secret language of the West Wind, which only he can understand. But unlocking his heritage will also unlock the memory Audra needs him to forget. And their greatest danger is not the warriors coming to destroy them - but the forbidden romance that's grown between them.

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10 hours and 28 minutes
Author

Shannon Messenger
Narrator

Kristen Leigh, see all
Audible release date

June 4 2013
Language

English
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Audible Studios
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B072HXTGY9
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Unabridged
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Listening Length	10 hours and 28 minutes
Author	Shannon Messenger
Narrator	Kristen Leigh, Nick Podehl
Audible.ca Release Date	June 04 2013
Publisher	Audible Studios
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B072HXTGY9
Best Sellers Rank	#39,804 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #108 in Paranormal & Supernatural Fiction for Teens #111 in Legends, Myths & Fairy Tales for Teens #159 in Science Fiction & Fantasy Romance for Teens

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Virginia Schoolkate

Great!

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on September 30, 2018

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My daughter is eleven and enjoys this author very much.

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Thomas Chang

It was okay

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on January 19, 2016

I love Shannon Messanger so I decided to read this. It was kinda a fail romance book.. well not really fail but it wasn't very original. I got bored with some parts of the book and skimmed through it. Vane and Audra were kind of an insta-love couple. If you want to read this book I recommend you to read Keepers of the lost cities *fangirls* they are VERY good. Basically Audra sweres to protect Vane and tells Vane he's a wind spirit or whatever. Vane and Audra practice their skills and grow romance. Audra's hard to convince but Vanes desires are fulfilled in the end. Then they fight stormers win bla bla bla.
If you are offended by this review sorry
-Silverstorm

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Michelle @ A Thousand Lives Lived

Yuck.

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on July 24, 2014

1.5/5 stars

DNF @ 90 pages.

"The tension between us evaporates. Whoever invented air conditioning should win the Nobel Prize. I bet they could bring peace to the Middle East if they gave everyone an AC unit and let them cool the freak down once in a while. I should e-mail the UN the suggestion."

Have you ever read a book that you were anticipating so much (so freakin' much) to read but when you did, it totally sucked? *sighs* The amazeballs of fate...

I didn't like this book. It definitely wasn't the worst book I've ever read, but it sucked pretty bad anyways. I adore fantasy, but this kind of concept mixed in with these characters didn't flow together too well. It was like when you think you're baking the perfect cake, but then it turns out burnt and not mixed well enough. You have that anticipation making you hungry to read it, but then you end up completely wrong anyways.

But this book was pretty upsetting that it almost made it to an one star rating. And that's where the big guns come in. DNFs usually end up being a 1 star for most people, but I find that if there's a light somewhere during the parts that I did enjoy, it can boost up the rating utmost to a 2.5 star rating (if it suddenly got disastrous in the end).

First negative: concept. A tornado? Yum. That's my type of read. I love those post-apocalyptic reads and when reading the summary, this did sound like one of those. Turns out, I stand corrected. I was wrong. This has to do with some form of angels called sylphs? Yeah, not my type of thing. I think I didn't like it because I've read too many books with angel-like creatures. Too many authors are deciding to deal with this subject too frequently. *walks to bookstore and finds ten angel books in ONE ROW*

Second: stereotypes. I'm Canadian, and when reading this book, I wanted to literally barf. This author thinks so weirdly of Canadians. You think we say "eh" at the end of every sentence and say the word about like "a-boot?" Come on. *rolls eyes* It's kind of frustrating to read many stereotypes that deal with your culture, haha.

I began this book with large expectations, like I mentioned above. When I got to page 30, I was loving it. From there on, I was bored out of my mind and didn't care about anything. The concept was really what kicked me out from wanting to read on from this book. But the storyline was very predictable and upsetting as well. I knew what was coming and in the end (90 pages) it was going at the rate that I wanted to close my eyes rather than reading it. That's the moment when I know that it's time to let it go. *NOT FROZEN'S LET IT GO* I normally never do that before 100 pages.

I loved Vane. Shannon Messenger had the perfect idea of an awkward but cool teenage boy's POV. I really liked him and his quirkiness but my love for him didn't get me to keep on reading the book, sadly. But if you ask me about Audra, that's a different story. I hated her. I didn't relate to her at all and didn't feel nothing. She was just an overwhelmed brat who was afraid all the time. Badass? Nope. More like wimpy.

"Our eyes met as he fell, and I chose to save him."

So you can show your precious master that you're no troublemaker? Haha, you're funny.

The romance was just under-developed, and I can barely get myself to even call this a book part of the "romance genre." Maybe there was a "passionate" kiss by the end, but it was just gross to see these two fall in love. NO.

This book didn't interest me at all, and I had more of a hate relationship with it than a love one. More cat-fights than puppy-love.

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Skyam

For fans of Under The Never Sky

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on December 26, 2014

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For those who enjoyed reading Under The Never Sky, this book is for you. I'm, yet again, stuck for words to even explain how much I enjoyed this book. The narrations were just so natural and the everything was just tied down so well.

The novel bounces from a narration from Vane and Audra. I can't decide if I like Vane or Audra better, but they have a great contrast with one another, as Audra knows little about the human kind with Vane having been brought up as a human all his life. I really liked how they essentially taught one another knowledge about their "worlds" and for Audra, her discovery of feelings. Vane is the perfect swoon-worthy male. Stubborn but determined. Friendly with his sarcastic comments. Annoyingly fictional :(

Perfect balance between action and romance. I love the narrations during the training sessions, especially the way they can control the air and how it can also control them. It made everything a whole lot more intense.

I was a bit blind whilst reading this book and I found everything really surprising when a new bit of information was shared, especially with Audra's side of the narration. A good bit of unexpected twisting and turning.

Oh, the ending! The ending. The ending has left me ripping my hair out with my bare hands! WHY?! It reminds me why I don't like reading series' that aren't finished because of the possible cliffhanger endings.

E. Tränkle

Ganz nett, aber…

Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on December 13, 2021

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Wer die Keeper of the lost cities-Reihe gelesen hat und nun fieberhaft auf die Fortsetzung wartet, wird versucht sein, mit dieser Reihe zu überbrücken. Die Geschichte ist tatsächlich ganz nett, aber auch nicht mehr. Die Idee mit der Windmagie ist eigentlich ganz reizvoll und die Charaktere sympathisch. Aber es kommt keine wirkliche Laune auf, es ist sogar streckenweise eher bedrückend. Das Ende des ersten Buches ist befriedigend und für mich gab es keinen Anlass, die zwei anderen Bände der Triologie zu lesen.

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Peter

Imagination Breathes Life Into The Heart

Reviewed in Australia 🇦🇺 on June 12, 2022

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Using the wind to awaken our inner selves, and carry us along the path to realise and release who we really are, in concert with those around us. Shannon draws threads from personal and family life as well as friends and newcomers, weaving a tapestry of mythos to bring courage to face our true nature. I enjoyed feeling part of the story. Teens and adults alike will benefit from this story.
Shannon, you’re a true Bard.

Lena

So awesome!!!!

Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on January 9, 2014

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Let the Sky Fall was just so AMAZING!!! I couldn’t lay this book down. The story is just so captivating and unique.
The abilities of the Sylphs and the description of the winds are truly beautifully written. And the characters!!!
Gosh could Audra and Vane be any cooler? I don’t think so. They are just so likeable.

Vane is witty, hilarious and sometimes immature but still not annoying. He’s lazy but when it matters he can be determined and serious.
Whereas Audra is really uptight. She tries to be in control, to be responsible and make her father proud.
But she also has this soft side which is really interesting to experience.

Overall this book was one of the best in 2013 and I can not wait for the next one.

Luon Savoeun

Parfait

Reviewed in France 🇫🇷 on February 16, 2023

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Livre en très bon état, conforme et livré rapidement. Hâte de plonger dans l'histoire :)

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