The World Gives Way: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Marissa Levien

Set against the backdrop of a future in which the human race has been almost completely wiped out, The World Gives Way is about what happens to humanity's last hope when an artificial intelligence learns how to become sentient.

The World Gives Way is a novel that is written in a non-linear format. It starts off with the protagonist, Marissa Levien's, life on the surface and then goes back to her very beginnings. The novel also delves into some of her relationships with friends and family.

"In the beginning is the deed. And in the end, there's always a reason." The World Gives Way: A Novel was the perfect book for me to read. The plot is part of what made this a fast and easy read for me. I enjoyed how Levien took you on an emotional journey with her characters. The author has an easy way of making you feel as if you are really inside these people's minds.

Marissa Levien's debut novel The World Gives Way is a tale about the world giving way and land, water, and sky collapsing on top of each other. It follows the lives of five people from different walks of life who find themselves as unlikely survivors in the aftermath of the disaster. As their lives intersect over the course of eight days, they slowly begin to uncover secrets about themselves and their true identities.

The World Gives Way: A Novel is narrated by Christine Lakin. This narrative is a collection of nine stories that follow the characters in Marissa Levien's life, from her childhood, to the years she spent in college, to her career as a journalist. The author uses these anecdotes to explore family relationships, infidelity and complicated friendships.

The World Gives Way: A Novel is a fascinating, unique book that tells the story of an American woman who finds herself in a chaotic world. She is taken hostage by terrorists and finds herself in the middle of a revolution that is sweeping through the streets of Cairo.