Harley Quinn: Ravenous

DC Icons Series, Book 2

De: Rachael Allen

Narrado por: Emma Lysy

Harley Quinn's journey gets even more chaotic as she falls in love and embraces her inner Super-Villain in the thrilling second book of the Harley Quinn origin trilogy.

“Allen’s Harley is a fierce, righteous, brilliant, and preternaturally brave ball of chaos. I loved and feared every single minute with her.”–Dahlia Adler, author of Cool for the Summer

When Harleen Quinzel wakes up in a hospital bed with no recollection of the past few months, she scrambles to pick up the pieces of her life.

As she starts classes at Gotham University and an internship at Arkham Asylum, Harleen is determined to make her mark, getting paired with the most high-profile female inmate at Arkham—the notorious Talia al Ghūl. Talia is brilliant and fascinating, and as they spend more time together, the lines between good and bad begin to blur for Harleen. When she starts to see Talia less as a patient and more as a mentor, all of Harleen’s dark and dangerous pieces begin finding their way to the surface again. The only way to stop the terror that haunts the halls of Arkham Asylum may be to let her darkness out. . . .

Follow Harleen’s rise from anxious college student to ravenous, chaotic feminist icon in the second installment of the Harley Quinn origin story.

©2023 Rachael Allen (P)2023 Listening Library

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Likely to leave readers ravenous for more."–Kirkus Reviews

“Perfect for hard-core fans and new readers looking to fall in love with this smart, rebellious, iconic character.”–Julian Winters, Award-winning author of As You Walk On By

"Maniacally plotted and diabolically feminist, Harley Quinn: Reckoning shreds misogyny with science and features a girl gang that readers won’t be able to get enough of. Every girl who’s ever been pushed aside, overlooked, or held back will root for Harleen and be clamoring for more."—Lisa Maxwell, author of the New York Times Bestselling The Last Magician series

An amazing title that redeems the series!

I have to say I was very skeptical to give this book a chance. While the first entry in the series was somewhat enjoyable, much of it was extremely feminist with a complete lack of any positive male roles or negative female roles.

This entry into the series still holds strong to its feminist roots but in a much more enjoyable fashion. The story unfolds at the perfect pace, keeping you invested and entertained the entire way. The portrayal of all the characters were very fair and quite realistic. The reveal of the villain (anyone familiar with DC characters will probably catch it by name) is very exciting even from the perspective of knowing what's coming.

I am very excited to see what the next entry brings to this series and my only regret as of now is that it appears to only be three parts and I definitely want this tale to go on for a long time.

Great series

Book 2 isn't quite as strong as book 1 but I still really enjoyed it. Good characters. Not a bad plot. Very good narration.

I'm very much looking forward to book 3.

I love this series so much

I don’t know how to right a review but I know I couldn’t stop listening. I cannot put into words how wonderful and relatable Harley is.

A good part 2

This was a good second part to the first. Good development as well as a good narrator.