Difficult to listen to and to stay engaged. Perhaps if it was more of a step by step how to book it would be more palatable.
Boring
Review from Journeys Out of the Body →
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I hold the forensic disciplines in high regard, might indicate why I like this book so much. The topic is one in which I have great interest but that would not prevent me from writing a bad review, if in fact it deserved a bad review. The tale is about the beginning and continuing unfolding..
I usually love these stories and consider myself a conservative. However, this book had waaaaaaay too much religious stuff mixed into it. Just, wow… there were whole sections of this book that were just scripture reading. IDK, like I said, I usually like books like this, and I am a Christian and a conservative, but..
Terrific Audiobook!
Review from Erebus →
I loved this book. It kept me listening long past my bed time of 11p.m. I will be read/listening to more books by this author.
A great read!
Review from Behold, Darkness and Sorrow →
I love how scripture is brought to a persons thought life in connection with an apocalyptic event scenario. I can’t want to start the next book in this series.
Good story/To short
Review from No Direction Home →
I liked the story but don’t like the price you have to pay for such short stories!
ErebusBy: Steven BirdNarrated by: Kevin PierceThis is an audible book I requested and the review is voluntary.This book is very cool, not just because it is based in Antarctica! A team of scientist were trying to contact there pick up to get to the station and no one answers. They wait and wait then decide..
Good Thriller
Review from Erebus →
This is the first book I’ve listened to by the author but not my last. The story takes place in Mount Erebus in Antarctica when microbial organisms that over humans and group of scientist need to get back to non-infested place to find the cure. It has great character development my favorites were Dr Graves,..
The Thing meets 28 Days Later!
Review from Erebus →
Set in in the frigid cold of Antarctica, Erebus is what you get when you cross The Thing with 28 Days Later (or The Crazies). A group of researchers unknowingly find and release a deadly microbe that spreads like wildfire and then they must struggle to survive not only the infected but the elements as..
These books are so engaging, I can’t stop listening. Kevin Pierce does such a great job narrating, I’m a big fan!