Return to Zero

Lorien Legacies Reborn

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Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Return to Zero by Pittacus Lore read by P.J. Ochlan.

After the battle in Switzerland, the Fugitive Six find their loyalties torn, splitting them into two factions. Taylor, Nigel and Kopano join Nine to return to the Academy, but nothing is the same. Fear and resentment of the Human Garde has been growing and the Academy is under siege.

The United Nations has decreed that all humans with Legacies must be implanted with inhibitors, a move that will take away their power and their human rights. The team have no choice but to fight back.

And with the faceless Foundation still at large, Caleb, Ran and Isabela have decided to join forces with their former foes Einar and Five to hunt them down. But when a new threat is revealed, the group find themselves painfully outmatched.

Fractured and facing capture or annihilation on all sides, the Human Garde have to sacrifice everything in a war that pitches them against the rest of the world.

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I didn't think it could get much better after United As One but Pittacus Lore surpassed all expectations with the Generation One series. There's some excellently written MAJOR action scenes that had me holding my breath. Very unique countries are featured, with some great diversity brought in by fresh characters. There are wicked twists and a real depth to the storyline, you will definitely feel some type of emotion by the end. Also some of the much loved OG's put in an appearance. The narrator P.J Ochlan is absolutely amazing and I'm left wondering how he manages to bring so much personality to every single one of the myriads of voices he portrays so naturally. He always manages smooth transitions from one voice to the next, even when the scene calls for several different characters in one conversation.
Some of his accents are in reality, just a little bit off (eg Nigel sounds like Bert the Chimney Sweep from Mary Poppins) but I find that imperfection actually adds positively by bringing some humour. A very satisfying end to this great series and I HIGHLY recommend 😊