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What am amazing life he had! Almost 40 years after being published, I still like listening to his exploits!

If you really want to be frightened, listen to this book at night, in bed, with all the lights out. I dare you!

This is one of the best Naval novel I’ve ever Read and the dialogue and Depictions of naval routine and all else rings true.

This kept my attention throughout, even though the character development kind of lacked a tad bit. But I love Ronald Malfi’s work. And yes, it was very much like pet Sematary, which was a bit of a drag on the storyline. But overall, it is probably worth your credit.

Totally not what I expected and thrilled by it! Creepiest creatures yet! Just fantastically ewww.

The plot is fast-paced and exciting. There is never a dull moment, and the book is full of twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the very end.

The content is interesting, well researched, well organized, and well written. I appreciate that Kandel makes a point to mention the names of the researchers whose work he is explaining. The narrator’s voice is not very pleasant, but he does a great job with the content.

I am from Pascagoula, so I thoroughly enjoyed the history that is this book! Will recommend!

Thank you Spoken Realms staff for creating this wonderful, dramatized recording of Homer’s Odyssey, in one of my favourite translations – by Samuel Butler. Please create more dramatized recordings of classic books, including ancient Greek and Roman works, such as this one!

Enjoyable and off putting images. Takes a little bit to build up but very rewarding