Snow Shark

De: Brian Berry

Narrado por: Sean Duregger

It was supposed to be a family vacation. The celebration of a birthday. A weekend of skiing and smiles. But something haunts the slopes, hunts beneath the snow. No longer does it require the sea, no longer the depths of dark waves. Conditioned for land, a winter terror is unleashed upon the guests who inhabit the resort of White Cap Lodge. Slopes will run red, people will scream, and out there in the snow, no man, no woman, nor child, is safe from the jaws of:

Snow Shark!

It is no longer the sea you have to fear.

©2022 Brian G Berry (P)2023 Brian G. Berry

Hungry Shark

Better story than I anticipated! I enjoyed hearing the characters' point of view and getting to know them. There's plenty of killing in this one! I also didn't expect the ending. A great listen.

It's snow shark season!

This book is a total blast and it pulls together all the things I love about B-Movie monster horror films. It's action packed and absurd and just never slows down. You can really tell the author has fun writing this as well as knows all the tropes and tricks to keep fans of the subgenre engaged. Sean Duregger catapults the story to an entirely different plane of existence with his enthusiasm, voices, and accents. There's never a dull moment! I look forward to the possibility of this author and narrator collaborating again because it was a mighty fun time!

Gah damn snow shark!

Highly recommended, this book was fun as hell and well written. The voice performances was awesome also.

Snow Shark Attack!

This book was a mix-up of Peter Benchley's "White Shark" and the 1950's sci-fi movies I grew up on. Take a man-eating beast and mix it with a mad scientist type idea of weaponizing it to use in the military and you have an idea of what to expect.

But, who would have ever thought of a Snow Shark? Brian Berry, of course! This book is full of tension, blood and guts, and tons of gory scenes. I could almost hear the "Jaws" theme as I listened to this one. My only complaint is the overdone comments about women's anatomy that really had nothing to do with the story.

The narrator did a great job and his voices and pacing added a lot to this entertaining book. If you enjoy the old style movies with giant monsters created by the horrible government, give this one a try!

Winter slasher Horror

"Snow Shark" is about a government experiment gone wrong.
Alex and his family had planned a family ski vacation. They were expecting a fun relaxing time until a shark is accidentally dropped in the snow. YES...a shark. Anything is possible in slasher books.
The setting for "Snow Shark" was everything. I enjoy atmospheric books and Berry taps into this with such highly vivid descriptions that puts you in the cold frigid snow and the elegantly decorated ski lodge.
Berry's style of writing is what I prefer to read. Chapters were prefaced in the beginning with locations to help organize the story and altered between characters and settings flawlessly without the sense of confusion.
He wastes no time building a story and the book opens with action and gore and keeps the momentum constant for the entire book. No time prepping you on character development either. The dialogue educates the reader as to each characters personality without too much narrative and even the punctuation changes with each person's style.
The action scenes are brutal. The shark left a trail of blood and carnage as it attacked it's victims. "Snow Shark" is a great winter story. It is also the perfect story to escape from the the summer heat.