Replica - Lauren Oliver

Written by Lauren Oliver
Read by Sarah Drew, Erin Spencer
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 32 Kbps
Unabridged

Replica
by Lauren Oliver, 2016
HarperAudio, 2016
Narrated by Sarah Drew (Lyra), Erin Spencer (Gemma)
MP3 12:56 + ePub version of the novel.

The major gimmick of this book was that the two narratives could be read separately or together.
In this collection, files are named and tagged to alternate between the stories. This seems the most natural way to me, but if you prefer you can separate the Lyra and Gemma named files to read each continuously, or just skip through them.

Sourced with thanks from faerywings’ CD rip:
https://audiobookbay.lu/abss/replica-lauren-oliver/
If you prefer a 2GB rip @ 320kbps, that’s the one to get.

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About the Book
Two girls, two stories, one epic novel.
Replica contains two narratives in one: Lyra’s story and Gemma’s story. The stories can be read separately, one after the other, or in alternating chapters.
Lyra’s story begins in the Haven Institute, a building tucked away on a private island off the coast of Florida that from a distance looks serene and even beautiful. But up close the locked doors, military guards, and biohazard suits tell a different story. In truth, Haven is a clandestine research facility where thousands of replicas, or human models, are born, raised, and observed. When a surprise attack is launched on Haven, two of its young experimental subjects - Lyra, or 24, and the boy known only as 72 - manage to escape.

Gemma has been in and out of hospitals for as long as she can remember. A lonely teen, her life is circumscribed by home, school, and her best friend, April. But after she is nearly abducted by a stranger claiming to know her, Gemma starts to investigate her family’s past and discovers her father’s mysterious connection to the secretive Haven research facility. Hungry for answers, she travels to Florida, only to stumble upon two replicas and a completely new set of questions.

While the stories of Lyra and Gemma mirror each other, each contains revelations critically important to the other story. Readers can decide how they would like to read the audiobook, as with the print version. They can read the story of Gemma or Lyra straight through first, followed by the other girl’s story, or they can move between chapters in Lyra’s and Gemma’s sections.