Feel like half a story with no real point. Sadly, narrator was a little flat.
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A great monster book
Review from Primordial →
Primordial is a fun monster hunting book with more than one twist. David Wood and Alan Baxter give a grand adventure in a sleepy village lake. With a motley crew of septics and fanatics bent on exposing a monster led by a eccentric billionaire Primordial keeps you hooked all the way through. Jeffrey Kafer does..
Wow!! <3
Review from The Terms: Part One →
Once again another great read from an super author. Have followed her for a while and her stories just keep getting better and better.
My review
Review from In Ashes Born →
I like Nathan Lowell books. His podcast or so very much better than the twit that read this. It was like he just picked up the book and started reading. No inflection in voice. No subtle change for different charters like Nathan Lowell does. Like the book I am aghast at the readers performance. Such..
Unsatisfying ending
Review from Earth Fire →
The book ends in the middle of the climax. So now I have to buy the next book. I’m not a fan of marketing techniques to get me to buy the next book.
I must say that I prefer Nathan Lowell’s original readings of his Trader’s Tales series. Jeffrey Kafer is EXCELLENT at sci-fi and I love listening to his narrations but it just isnt the same. On Audible he has read the whole searies and if I had of started it here it probably would have been..
*I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. Sam Aston knows his stuff when it comes to marine biology, however it doesn’t pay the best and he has severe debts he’s racked up with unpleasant people. Sam has no choice but to take the high paying..
Villains Rule is book 1 in The Shadow Master series. I grabbed this book after seeing a review by Melanie @ HotListens. It sounded so different and I’m so glad I tried it since it turned out to be a fantastic listen. Jackson Blackwell aka the Shadow Master is not your normal type of leading..
Good old fashion monster tale
Review from Primordial →
"Primordial" (2017) by David Wood and Alan Baxter is a monster tale that takes its time to flush out characters and build suspense. Heavily in debt scientist Sam Aston signs on to serve as a consultant to a small group of investigators searching for a carnivorous creature reputed to inhabit a large lake in Finland…
A powerful look at how warriors return home. War follows long after victory is declared.