Earthfall by Orson Scott Card

Earthfall by Orson Scott Card -- 370 pages

The group that the Oversoul chose is now ready to head back to Earth on board the starship, Basilica, but the group is divided among themselves. Nafai, who wears the Cloak of the Starmaster, and Elemak, who never gives up and never forgets.

They must establish humans on Earth again, but it will be a struggle not to tear each other apart.

This is book 4 in the Homecoming Saga. I enjoyed this one more than book 2 or 3. Quite a bit actually happened, and it left me excited to listen to the last book.

The Burning Sky by Sherry Thomas

The Burning Sky by Sherry Thomas -- 449 pages

Iolanthe Seabourne was only trying to cure a light elixir. She had no clue that by bringing down a bolt of lighting, she would mark herself as the greatest elemental mage of her time and set Atlantis on her trail. It's too late now, but at least she has an ally, a friend, someone prepared to help her....at least, that's what she thought. Prince Titus has his own motives for keeping her safe. 

This is book 1 of the Elemental Trilogy. I had to go back to listen to the first two books again so that I could read the third, but I didn't mind. It's an exciting story. 

The Call of Earth by Orson Scott Card

The Call of Earth by Orson Scott Card -- 352 pages

This is book 2 of "The Homecoming" series.

Nafai and his family have been chosen by the Oversoul to travel back to earth and repopulate it, but it won't be as easy as standing up and leaving. One problem is that they have no wives with them. Another is General Moozh, who deliberately fights any attempt from the Oversoul to guide him. Now General Moozh can tell that the Oversoul is trying to keep him from taking Basilica, but not even a mind-controlling computer can stop him.

I listened to the eaudiobook.