Europa

De: Greig Beck

Narrado por: Sean Mangan

The first mission to Europa – Jupiter's enigmatic moon – has landed, and humanity’s darkest fears are about to awaken.

For years, mankind has speculated that this frozen world harbours a hidden ocean twice the size of all Earth’s oceans combined – an ocean potentially teeming with life.

Driven by this tantalising mystery, they venture forth to unlock its secrets. But what they discover in the abyssal depths is far beyond anything they could have imagined.

Nearly 400 million miles from Earth, their search for life has succeeded. But in their triumph, they overlook the most terrifying truth: what they have found is something far older and more horrifying than they ever could have conceived. Something has been trapped in the dark for eons – watching, and waiting, for them.

Now, the crew stands at the threshold of unimaginable terror, realising too late that Hell, in its purest form, is cold.

©2025 Greig Beck (P)2025 Bolinda Publishing

Loved it! Fathomless, in space

This book reminded me so much of the first two fathomless stories, which are my favorite Beck novels. Excellent story, gripping tension, strong characters, and one scary creature. The odds are completely impossible and the stakes are always sky-high. There are a lot of twists and turns that you might not see coming. Creature feature fans will love this- would listen to this one again for sure.

Another amazing book!

Very intriguing! Couldn’t stop listening, enjoyed it very much and highly recommend this to anyone who likes suspense

nice twist

loved pace pace and story. inventive take on classic sci-fi theme. worth the read

Spoiler! Just let the monster win

Pretty enjoyable read overall, but the ending leaves a bad aftertaste. Some times you just got to let the monster win.

Fun sci-fi monster story bad narration

The story was your standard sci-fi space monster tale but that’s what I wanted and it was fairly well written. Awkward in spots but not too bad. The narration was just plain weird. He spoke like he literally had a couple marbles in his mouth. It was grating until I came upon the idea of speeding it up to 1.2. That made it tolerable.