Eclipse

Book Two of the Dark Tide Trilogy

De: Dayne Edmondson

Narrado por: Dan Carroll

Duración: 6 h y 46 m

Resumen del Editor

The Federation burns.

They are called the Krai'kesh. They came from deep space. Creatures of claws, pincers, and endless malice, they ravage the galaxy.

As the war flares, as planets crumble, Admiral Martin Rigsby and his fleet blast into battle. They won one battle at the edge of the galaxy. Their next battle must be fought against the dark tide of the enemy.

Marine Lieutenant Derek Jamison, along with his Eternal allies, must race against the clock to save as many human lives as possible and stop yet another planet from being obliterated.

Agent Kimberly Hague finds new allies on Crossroad Station as she pursues a lead on the traitors to humanity. But she soon finds herself in grave danger.

The Krai'kesh will not rest until the last human is dead. Martin, Derek, Kimberly, and their allies must defeat them. They must win. Or the Federation and all humanity will fall.

©2017 Dayne Edmondson (P)2017 Dayne Edmondson

Needs a different narrator, couldn’t finish

I can’t say if the story is worth listening to, but I can say the narrator isn’t. I was only able to get a couple hours into the audiobook before I had to stop, the narrators voice for the different characters was so bad I had to stop. The story for as long as I could stand it wasn’t to bad, so if he gets a different narrator I would probably get it.

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

Eclipse

Story is well written with lots of imagination Everything was described so I could see it like a movie in my head. Shocks and twists abound among the space battles. I liked the characters and could relate.

Good Book

Would you listen to Eclipse again? Why?

Yes, It was a little wild and hard to follow all the plots and counter plots. It kept me interested through the entire book

Which character – as performed by Dan Carroll – was your favorite?

He did a good job on vocies

Any additional comments?

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

Pass on the audio, but try the kindle version

I'm trying to find the nicest way to say this, but I couldn't stand the narrator of this story and it ruined the story as a whole for me. Although his normal voice was good, I found about 90% of his character voices to be unbearable. I usually love it when narrators do different voices for the characters, but his just didn't work for me. All they did was annoy me to the point where I found it hard to concentrate on the story. That being said, this book is still worth buying. Just make sure you do it in either the kindle or paperback versions. I'm going to add the first book in this series to my "to read" list because I think this series deserves the chance to be read without the narrator's voice in my head.