The God Virus

By: Skip Coryell

Narrated by: George Kuch

Suddenly, the lights went out, not just in one town or village, but all across the world. It was an act of cyber terrorism that plunged the world into the heart of darkness, into the 1000-year night, letting loose the demons of a billion souls, pitting dark against light, causing each person everywhere to choose sides. Not since Stephen King's The Stand has there been an apocalyptic thriller of such epic proportions.

Read book one of this 3-book series and see what happens when society's thin veneer of civility is stripped away. The God Virus is gripping, seething and oozing with the best and worst humanity has to offer.

©2012 Skip Coryell (P)2013 Skip Coryell

Loved it!

Loved the book and was SO happy to see both books on whisper sync so I could listen to them! Otherwise I just don't have the time, so the drive to, and from is way more enjoyable.

Worst narration I've ever heard

Let me start by saying the premise of the book was good. The story was also good but could have been better. For me, where this book completely fell apart was with George Kuch and his awful narration. When you listen to this book, Kuch sounds as if he has never read anything out loud before. He stumbles through sentences, fumbles over words, and pronounces things however he likes. He adds pauses where none are intended or appropriate, and rushes while speaking in the most awkward of times.

The worst part about this is that had there been a director or producer involved in the production of this book, they would have said, "Wait George, we need to re-record that paragraph because you made about four mistakes." The issue here is that George just plows through and leaves the errors as-is. Either he doesn't realize how bad he is, or he doesn't care.

Then in the end, the author of this book, Skip Coryell, holds the production copyright. That means that Coryell paid Kuch to do the narration, and accepted this awful production as-is. If I were the author, I would have rejected this out of had, and made Kuch go back and fix every one of his errors so my hard work as an author doesn't sound like it was produced by some first-time New Yorker who stumbles and fumbles and makes every single character sound like they too are from urban New York.

Awesome post apoc

This is like an amazing story.
Well told ,tense ,fast paced with tons of rapid action.
Probably The best post apoc I've listened to this year.
I received a free copy of this audio book at my request and voluntarily leave this honest review..