Caught in the Web

Invisible Spiders Book 2

De: Jason Davis

Narrado por: Darren Marlar

In the morning, the invisible spiders had hatched and had spread. Now the small town of Hammond is under quarantine and the inhabitants are fighting to survive. They face something they can't see, and no one, not even the military has answers. They just know they must escape before it's too late. They must stop themselves from being caught in the web.

©2015 FoF Publishing (P)2015 Jason R. Davis

Very interesting

This was definitely a decent listen. It takes a completely different approach to the zombie apocalypse that will. It does have a slightly slower buildup but if you aren't worried about that, you should enjoy it. I did not listen to the first of the series, as this book was credited to me and I can honestly say I don't feel like I was missing too much or that things just didn't make sense. I personally was not a fan of the narrator, and it made it hard for me to finish, but the story itself it well worth the time.

Interesting take on the zombie genre

This was an interesting book - much better than I expected. As the second book in the series, I fully expected to not understand characters and their relationships and grasp the current situation. I have to say, this is one of the few books that I've read as part of a series without reading the previous installments first that actually made sense. I don't feel like I was missed much by not having read the initial book though I would guess it's at least as interesting as this book. The 'zombies' were unusual from the typical zombie we're used to in current media. I liked it, it was a nice change. The story developed a good momentum and while many of the characters were certainly not likable, they were interesting. I'd definitely check out another book by this author. (Three and a half stars for the story, but I round up.)

The narrator did a great job giving the characters their own voice and feeling. I look forward to hearing more of his work in the future.

I received this book free of charge from the author, narrator or publisher in exchange for an unbiased review.

A Great Read!

A great fresh take on the zombie theme. This is a continuation of the "Invisible Spiders" series (and I recommend that one read's the other book (Hatched) first; if you do you'll enjoy this one all the more!) The book is really tense and scary (if you don't like spiders) all the way through. The story is set again in a small town with a small group of strangers (some less likeable than others!) trying to surive the unleashed biohazard.

The narrator Darren Marlar was very good; handled the characters well and added extra tension to the story by the way he read; not every narrator is good at this; so he made the story more enjoyable.

I would recommend this book to any fan of horror, it's a tense listen; and you will not be disappointed.


*I received this book for free in return for an honest and unbiased review.

Fresh twist

What about Darren Marlar’s performance did you like?

He did a great job.

Any additional comments?

Wow! What a new and fresh take on an old genre. I loved it. I read the book out of order this is actually book 2.Listening to book one now. Other that wondering how it all started book two is so well written it could be a stand alone book.
It takes place in small town America and we follow a small group of people who end up in a bar.As well as the Military personnel both on the inner and outer perimeter and the General and his men hidden in a bunker after the K Protocol or "Lockdown Protocol" was activated.The most serious practical of them all and it was put in place to rapidly move things along with any unknown Biohazards or catastrophic event that threatens National Security. They usher the General Mayfever in charge to an underground bunker and he is Un-named from that time on to give him the anonymity to make the tough calls and do what needs to be done to save the country.
In this case, a small town Doctor Samuel Wilson notified the CDC a Dr.Baine Thompson who initiated the K Protocol.Most everyone else was left out of the loop and doing their job without understanding the gravity and what exactly is going on. They even called in Local police from other towns to help secure the perimeter.The whole town was in quarantine, no one in, no one out!
Jasin was called in to work at his mom's bar to help his aunt Tina out who had an emergency to tend to.His Aunt Tina was only a few yrs older than he was. When she called and asked him to help her where she was Jason called in his closest buddy who was a conspiracy theory enthusiast and who had been preparing for the end for some time. But wasn't at his place when the crisis came.He was at the Bar helping his friend out.
Things became quite apparent to Jason that something really messed up was going on when his little sister Lisa came crashing through the window trying to kill him. Her skin like the others had a gray hue and blank eyes. He had to get back to the bar. After a few break-ins his mom went a little overboard with securing the bar, now he was glad she did, it may be the safest place around.Or is it? I won't say anymore go pick up your copy.
Mr. Jason R Davis presented quite a large twist to the story by following the transformation as well as the characters.They seem to see and feel spiders crawling on and under their skin,and mutilate themselves trying to get them off before they become zombie-like and start killing.What an epic indicator of the change.LOL that would be enough to make a grown person go crazy even on a normal day.Way to raise the creep factor bar, well done. I had not read anything by this Author before but I will be now I guarantee it. He is a great storyteller and his work is outside the norm and a fresh now take, I like that.He sets a vivid scene and believable characters from the weak to the strong and everything in-between.
The narrator did a great job with this book.

great book

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enjoyed listening