Mo(ther) Na(ture)

De: Miranda Levi

Narrado por: Sarah Kisko

She created the Earth. Now she might destroy it.

Mona isn’t just any girl—she’s the architect of Earth itself. But her grand creation has gone horribly wrong. Humans, the flawed beings she helped shape, have driven her to the brink of erasing them all.

Before she can unleash the storm to end humanity, her twin sister Penny offers a challenge: live among them. Experience their world, their emotions, and their messy, unpredictable lives before passing judgment.

Thrust into the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Mona discovers that life as a human isn’t as simple as she expected—especially when Noah, an aggravatingly optimistic nature-lover, crosses her path. His belief in the goodness of humanity clashes with everything Mona stands for, but the more she’s drawn to him, the harder it becomes to carry out her plan.

Is humanity worth saving, or will Mona choose to wipe the slate clean?

Mother Nature is a cozy fantasy filled with sisterly rivalry, sardonic wit, and a touch of romance. Perfect for fans of The House in the Cerulean Sea and Good Omens, this tale of gods, humans, and second chances will leave you questioning what it means to be truly alive.

©2023 Rainbow Quartz Publishing (P)2025 Rainbow Quartz Publishing

Reseñas de la Crítica

"A love letter not just to the human race, but to the ties that bind us to each other...infinitely relatable."—Robin Jeffery, author of The Cadence Turning Mysteries.

"...compelling pacing and evocative writing—an inspiring message wrapped in an enthralling tale."—Jackson Anhalt, author of From the 911 Files

"A story of love—sisterly love, young romance, and passion for nature in our big, beautiful world. I was captivated from start to finish."—PJ Beaven, author of ZooFit Safari

Unique concept, sister dynamics, great narrator, plus what even IS being human?

I loved this book! First of all, the author NAILED the Bellingham of it all, which was super exciting for me, as I miss that place ALL the time (especially the food). I also enjoyed the nuances of Mona learning more about how people speak as the story went on. There was a lot going on in this book—sibling dynamics, grief, aging, the definition of love and how it’s expressed, not to mention the most overarching question of whether humanity is good for the earth.

There’s a chapter that takes place in a library that manages to be traumatic, funny, and poignant simultaneously, which is not an easy feat.

The narrator for the audiobook was really great. She did a lovely job of making Penny and Mona’s voices unique, and I really loved how she brought the other characters to life too.

Love Letter To Humanity

Such a fun story! It’s a book about sisters, a book about being in love for the first time, and more than that it’s a love letter to humanity. It’s funny, and sweet, and somehow makes me want to be better. Would recommend!

Wonderful listen!

Mother Nature is upset with humanity and what we have done with her creation. Shes ready to end us all when her sister steps in and offers a deal, live amongst the humans, experience it and then, if you still hate them, go ahead and destroy them.