Raybearer Free Audiobook Download by Jordan Ifueko

"I am the King of the Universe." The last words of a dying man. They echo within the mind of a young woman as she listens to his story in this chilling thriller. His name is Raybearer, and he has lived for more than 500 years. But there's more: He is also the grandson of Adam himself, who was banished from humankind because he didn't want to obey God's laws. It isn't until Raybearer begins to live again on Earth through his granddaughter that he finds out what happened when Adam himself returned to judge mankind.

Raybearer is the story of a young boy whose parents are both doctors who have raised him to believe that they can fix anything. He dreads having to tell his friends that his parents are gone, killed by the same cancer that has killed so many others and Raybearer's best friend. In addition to being a heartwrenching tragedy, it's also one of the most beautifully written stories I've ever read.

Ifueko's books are really diverse in their content and have a lot of diversity in the genres. The first book, Raybearer, is a YA dystopian fiction that plays with its reader's preconceived notions about sociology.

This is a great story about finding courage, love and hope in the most unlikely of places. It's about learning what it means to be brave, it's about love overcoming all odds and it's about finding hope when things are the worst. I would recommend this audiobook to children, teens and adults alike. It's one of those books that you have to take time away from reading to enjoy.

The story is told in a series of letters to the main character, Hannah, from her parents who have been abducted and are being held captive. Throughout the book we learn more about their captors, Hannah's dad's job in Africa and her mom's life as a liberal activist.

The author of the book, Jordan Ifueko, has created a story that is set in the future. The setting takes place on an Earth in which humans have been forced to live underground after widespread problems with pollution and suffocation.