Everlost Free Audiobook Download by Neal Shusterman

If the world went dark and ended, what would happen to our minds? That's the question Neal Shusterman poses in his novel "Everlost" as he describes the story of 8 teens who wake up in a very different version of earth where there is no natural light. Suddenly they're faced with a choice: save their friend or follow him into an uncertain future. They choose to save their friend but not before each realizes something about themselves. With its intriguing themes, thrilling plot, and voice narration by Nick Podehl listeners will find this novel hard to put down.

Everlost is a novel by Neal Shusterman. The novel tells the story of Quinn, a 16 year old who falls through a crack in the sidewalk and wakes up to find that he has been placed into an alternate universe. In this world, there are two kinds of people: those who remember their life before falling through the crack and those who don't yet know they are dead.

The premise of the novel is that those living in a new society where all the adults have disappeared, and those left behind are children. There are two groups: the Lost Boys and the Wanderers. The Lost Boys are trying to survive by staying hidden from the Wanderers, who believe them to be evil.

Everlost is a dystopian novel about souls who are reborn in the 'real world' and have to work hard to survive. The novel follows a boy named Mason, who must keep his soul in line with others who live in this world so he can get out of the death-like inital state of being.

Everlost is a gripping action-packed story of a futuristic world where the dead come back to life. This audiobook begins with protagonist Nick Podehl narrating in his typical style of giving context, introducing the main character and letting us know the importance of this novel within this series and how it introduces new characters and keeps them in the story.

Neal Shusterman's novel, The Rising, follows Leo and his journey through a world where the dead rise and walk among the living, wreaking havoc on human society. First published in 2006, the story has made its way into many TV series adaptations.