Review: Lifelike by Jay Kristoff

Lifelike

Author: Jay Kristoff

Narrator: Erin Spencer

Published On: 5/29/18

Page Count: 402

Audio Length: 12hr 27min

Rating: 4.5/5

Synopsis: (Found on Goodreads)

On a floating junkyard beneath a radiation sky, a deadly secret lies buried in 

the scrap.

Eve isn’t looking for secrets—she’s too busy looking over her shoulder. The robot gladiator 

she’s just spent six months building has been reduced to a smoking wreck, 

and the only thing keeping her Grandpa from the grave was the fistful of credits 

she just lost to the bookies.

First things first I want a Crickets Funko Pop. I`d also like to note I listened to

the audio version so apologies if I incorrectly spell names.

Jay writes characters that have an emotional connection to almost instantly.

Lemon Fresh, Eve and Cricket are a bunch of misfits now on a mission to

rescue Eve's grandfather back from a bunch of AI creeps.

Ezekiel is one of the original Life Like or AI that should have been destroyed.

Lemon and Eve find him lifeless while on a scavenging job. Once alive or

reawoken he claims to know Eve but calls her by a different name. This is when

the attack happens and Eve`s grandfather is taken away. Ezekiel offers to help

locate the grandfather as a way to keep trying to get Eve to understand he knows her.

Overall the audiobook is intriguing and well paced. I look forward to Book twos

(Deviate) release in May of 2019. The girl have since listened to this one and a friend

of mine has read the physical book at my urging.

TTFN,

Ashley