Cold War 2395

De: Robert Carnevale

Narrado por: J. Scott Bennett

The year 2395 AD: The Cold War has never been hotter.

United States Cosmo Marine James Beecher has just received a new assignment: rescue the leader of the free world. The president has been kidnapped, and all signs point to Russia as the culprit. But nothing is ever as straightforward as it seems. The Russians are building a weapon - a devastating device capable of wiping out billions of lives in an instant. Now, Beecher’s team wants to steal it and turn it against the Russians themselves.

Caught between his patriotic loyalties and possible genocide, Beecher will have to make choices. Choices that could cost him everything.

Dive into the debut sci-fi novel from author Robert Carnevale! Lots of action, twists, and turns you'll never see coming, and characters you'll love.

©2021 Robert Carnevale (P)2021 Nef House Publishing

Entertaining Sci-Fi

This was my first experience with Robert Carnevale's work and I enjoyed it. Once I started the audiobook, I had to listen to it until the end. The characters were interesting. The plot was well-written and convoluted. There were some action scenes, a few times where coarse language was utilized, and also flashes of humor. I'm looking forward to more stories written by this author. J. Scott Bennett's narration was great and kept my attention. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.

Action packed story!

Excellent writing and exceptional narration combine to make the science fiction tale really come to life.

Aggressively American

I received this title for free and I am providing an honest review.

It was just bad all around. The opening scene was foreboding enough and ended up proving true. I hated every chapter.

The book is like a mash up of a propaganda video and C-list movie plots. America had to be mentioned in some way in every other sentence. Author relied much too heavily on trite sayings and predictable dialogue. I related to no characters because hardly anything was explained or adequately detailed.