Monsters & Marine Mysteries

You've read stories about sea monsters and other creatures. It's time for the evidence.

De: Max Hawthorne

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"Made me think twice about my next snorkeling trip!"
-HorrorFan

"If you have been waiting for the proverbial once-in-a-lifetime, under one cover collection of sea monster narratives, look no further than this recent entry."
-Charles J. Kader, VINE VOICE

Have you ever considered that sea monsters and other creatures may be part of your reality?

Find out now in Monsters & Marine Mysteries.

Written by bestselling author Max Hawthorne, this thrilling book has never-before-seen evidence based on scientific investigations, as well as interviews with eyewitnesses who had harrowing encounters with REAL sea monsters – and survived! Is the Kraken real, and how big is it? Did a monster squid really cripple a US destroyer back in 1978? (SPOILER: YES!) What is taking giant bites out of whales? Are you ready to bust the legends and get the facts?

You are in luck - this guide gives you that opportunity. Inside Monsters & Marine mysteries you will find:

• research on mysterious land cryptids like Sasquatch as well as deep-sea life
• more about sharks – is Megalodon alive or is something even nastier out there?
• compelling images backed by scientific evidence
• interviews with eyewitnesses and much more

Whether you are curious if Bigfoot is a myth or looking to know more about vampires - this book will take you on an exciting journey. There is something for everyone and so much to explore. From this book, you will discover the secrets of deep-sea life and many other beings living next to us - it is fascinating.

Follow Kronos Rising series author and investigator Max Hawthorne as he explores the most mysterious places on earth, and decide for yourself - what is real and what is fiction? You will have all the facts. Just keep an open mind and proceed with caution - this book is no joke. The truth is always near, and you need to know where to look - before your next snorkeling trip. Let this guide be your compass.

If you're fans of dinosaur books for adults like Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park and Lost World, must read adventure books like Greig Beck's To the Center of the Earth series, amazing action stories a la Steve Alten's Meg franchise, or legendary cryptid investigators like Lyle Blackburn and Linda S. Godfrey, you're going to fall in love with Max Hawthorne's Monsters & Marine Mysteries. Grab your copy, before it grabs you!"

poor narration and editing

The stories were fairly interesting, but the AI narrator needed some heavy editing which didn't happen. Very tedious to listen to all the URLs being spelled out, all the measurements spelled out. Couldn't finish

A fantastic collection of sea monsters and more. Cryptic fans will enjoy it.

This is an incredible, well documented work, unlike most of the Cryptid collections that tell stories, yet have no facts. The author seems genuine and honest and did an amazing amount of research and also used that research to objectively validate or offer his view of what these creatures could be. The stories were interesting, people eaten by monsters, ships taken down by krakens and some fun personal stories by the author himself. If you love the mysteries in the world of Cryptids and Sea Monsters you’ll love the book. I found the author to be intelligent and dedicated in his mission.

What I didn’t like.
The only reason I did not give this title 5 stars all the way around was because it was done with virtual voice. There are several sections that ended with all the references and citations. The virtual voice painfully reads all the long URLs letter by letter. A better solution would be to have 1 link to a website that had all of them linked and ready to click. Also there are several pictures, videos and drawings referenced. I would have loved to see those witness monster drawings as a pdf or web link.

Overall. I liked it.

Awesome!

Loved the details and theories so much I've listened to his interviews and take on what is in the book. Both the book and the interviews are fantastic. Growing up in the ocean and looking for these things when I was a youngster makes this a "dream come true" book for me. So worth it.

Great concept for "monsters".

I enjoy listening to the "maybe not quite real" subject of monsters, sea creatures, etc. This is a good listen for the story being told. The problem is the AI narration. For the few books I have listened to which use AI for narration, AI has a good way to go before getting close to the ability of a human. Case in point is the word "bass" when used in context of the fish but pronounced as the "base". We wouldn't even discuss how poorly AI does on reading off websites or references.
If you except the current limitations of AI narration, it's a fun book, but you would think someone would have listen to the book before releasing it and corrected the errors.

no virtual voice!

Fools save money using virtual voice

thank you but no thank you.did not realize virtual voice was used!

Again but no thank you