Before the Sun Hits

De: Arthur Swan

Narrado por: Arthur Swan

When an unrelenting universe threatens to end Earth in an instant, one man could make a difference....

In a small North Carolina college town, a disillusioned math professor, Drew Bauer, discovers the sun is dying. His abandoned research could hold the key to survival, but he needs more information, and he needs help against the growing conspiracy to stop him. Trenton Smith, a sadistic billionaire who plans to sacrifice Earth for his own survival, attempts to isolate and control Drew. But Drew escapes with his engineer pal, Joe Sandusk. They plunge into a dangerous cross-country trip to a secret NASA facility where Drew falls for a scientist, Liza Maddox, whose uncertain loyalty could sabotage all their efforts. Almost out of time - and with Smith's forces closing in - Drew, Liza, and Joe race down the California coast to save the world.

©2015 Arthur Swan (P)2016 Arthur Swan

Excellent SciFi Thriller

Would you listen to Before the Sun Hits again? Why?

Yes, An engaging hard to stop listening to

Which scene was your favorite?

It all was good. I liked Professor Bauer because he was in the middle of everything

Any additional comments?

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

Excellent SciFi Thriller

“Before The Sun Hits” is a top notch SciFi thriller about a disillusioned, small time, college professor, Drew Bauer, who discovers that the sun is dying out and is going to explode. Realizing that his abandoned research could hold the key to saving the world, Bauer sets out to try to do something about the problem. Only he is kidnapped by a billionaire mega villiain who has his own plan for surviving the apocalypse. A plan that doesn’t have the best interest of the rest of the human race in mind.

“Before The Sun Hits” is an enjoyable novel that would have been even better if the author had chosen to hire a professional narrator instead of doing his own reading. Mr. Swan isn’t a terrible reader, but he isn’t great either. I found his delivery somewhat monotoned and his pace too fast. Many times one sentence blended into another as if there were no periods to tell him to stop for half a second.

Finally, this audio book was provided by the author at no cost in exchange for an honest review, courtesy of Audio Book Boom.

Here Comes The Sun

Where does Before the Sun Hits rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Before the Sun Hits is a fast paced "maybe end of the world" thriller. I really liked the book, but it is disturbing at times. Contemplating a future without the sun is down right scary. The author interjected humor and romance to break-up the tension.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I liked Professor Bauer. He seemed to represent "every person". He is not perfect, but he strives to do the right thing.

What does Arthur Swan bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He brings the book alive. I was worried about an author reading his own work. In past books, with other authors, this has not worked out well. Arthur Swan did an exceptional job.

Any additional comments?

I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.

Engaging, hard to stop listening.

An engaging hard to stop listening to audio novel which makes the time fly. Whether on the treadmill or driving I didn't want to stop listening. The twist and turns in the story were unpredictable. The details included make it believable. The author did his research. I am looking forward to the next novel.

Terrible

What disappointed you about Before the Sun Hits?

Firstly, the narration was very bland and boring. It was very difficult to listen too. Secondly, the science is WAY off. If you know anything about astrophysics, you'll cringe and refund the audio book immediately, unfortunately it doesn't really get into it for the first 2.5 hours.

Would you ever listen to anything by Arthur Swan again?

It isn't likely.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

I honestly didn't give it a chance. I turned it off at about 2hrs 45min. I just couldn't stomach it.