Corin Hayes: Omnibus, Books 1 to 3

De: G R Matthews

Narrado por: John Schindele

In the far future, the survivors of the human race have been forced to retreat beneath the waves.

When Corin Hayes is offered a lucrative job, utilising his specialist skills honed from his time in Navy’s Special Forces, he sees the chance to leave the misery of his old life behind. Nothing is as it seems and betrayals lie around every corner. When everything is lost, Corin has no one to rely on but himself and the most advanced diving suit ever created. Can he become the weapon he was trained to be?

This omnibus edition collects books 1 to 3 of the Corin Hayes series in one volume. Now with the first ever Corin Hayes Short Story "The Passenger" included.

Silent City, Book 1: Corin is forced to watch his friends killed and only revenge drives him on, but will it be enough?

Nothing Is Ever Simple, Book 2: A simple job, easy money, but nothing is ever that simple. Can Hayes clear his name and bring down those who want to see him dead?

Three Times the Trouble, Book 3: With danger coming from every direction, can he save the lives of two children as well as his own?

"(A) book that isn't short on action or imagination and the setting is an interesting change of pace, so check it out!" (Mark Lawrence, Author of Prince of Thorns, Prince of Fools, Red Sister)

Damn good fun, intriguing as hell, different and exciting, I devoured this book." (Dyrk Ashton, Author of Paternus)

"Corin Hayes' adventure in Silent City is an altogether more visceral first-person adventure set in a far future where humanity has fled beneath the waves to live in undersea cities. The story is packed with action from the first page which has our hero preparing for a beating to the last where our hero is... (spoilers as Riversong would say)." (T O Munro, Fantasy-Hive.co.uk)

©2015 G R Matthews (P)2023 G R Matthews

Is Life Ever Easy?

This was my first experience with this author's work, and I was very entertained. I appreciated that the omnibus contained three full novels and one short story. I was amazed by the worldbuilding as the cities were located deep in the ocean, and therefore, some of the culture was quite creative. I liked Corin Hayes as he was a fascinating character, not only because of all the obstacles he encountered, but also because he lived by his own code, in spite of life's difficulties. I enjoyed the twists and turns, and there were humorous moments which added to the various stories' entertainment. I thought John Schindele's narration was great as his performance kept my attention. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.