Subterrestrial

De: Michael McBride

Narrado por: Joel Richards

Duración: 10 h y 41 m

Resumen del Editor

An accident during the construction of a tunnel beneath the Bering Strait leads to the discovery of a network of caverns and evidence that hints at the survival of a primitive human species. Led by DARPA technologist Reinhard Thyssen, a team of experts from around the globe is dispatched into the subterranean maze to discover all they can before the caves completely flood.

Something lurks in the darkness, though...a creature that has evolved into a predator unlike any the world has ever known, and it's up to the scientists to make sure that it never reaches the surface. If they can survive that long.

©2015 Michael McBride (P)2018 Tantor

Connections?

Is this related to the Forsaken/Mutation books? The feathered serpents reminded me of the ones in the second book.

Solid Story

A story told - successfully - from the viewpoint of multiple characters. At least for me this was a completely new take on "Hollow Earth".

CLICK

The story line had promise. Several times I expected it to take off like a James Rollins however it did not. This work needs polishing.

Gripping story line!

This is very interesting and would make an excellent movie. Similar plot to previous books.

Fun and creative

I’ve read a few of Mcbribe’s books and they never disappoint in my opinion they always keep you on the tips of your toes this one is just the same. Does a very good job with the storyline and characters though I wish there was a follow up to this one. A second book to tie off a few ends. But wonderful book.

Super suspish end

I have not had this much edge of my seat, nail biting suspense in a very long time. Got me hooked at the beginning and hauled me all the way to the end wanting more. Most excellent!

This was a Really Good Book

I really liked this book. Primarily because you couldn't predict what would happen next, or who it would happen to. I didn't like the location data that kept repeating throughout the book. It was really distracting and confusing. My enjoyment of the book improved greatly when I started ignoring the confusing location data parts.

Good details of creatures and backgrounds

Poor character development and interactions made it difficult to relate to some of the characters

It kind of drug out

The story was good, but the people trying to escape part was WAY too long. I was never able to picture the described surroundings as they were trying to get away, and there were a lot too many “Screee”s and chuffing sounds. The end was good though, when it finally came.

Deep Dark Delight

This is an eerie story set mostly in deep and dark Caves. it keep a steady pace. However, there are quite a number of characters to keep track of. Overall, I'd say give this one a go.