The Hunting of Stalker Force

Primitive War Dispatches, Book 1

De: Ethan Pettus

Narrado por: Skott Pye

At the height of the Vietnam War, a search and rescue squadron known as "Vulture Squad" discovered dinosaurs existing within the confines of an isolated jungle valley north of the DMZ.

A year has passed since the American Forces quarantined the primeval valley, and a new Special Forces team known as Stalker Force has been created to track the most dangerous dinosaurs of all time—the utahraptors—and destroy them. The mission proves to be more than the fledgling team can handle when they come face to face with mysterious new predators, clandestine para-military operatives, and a cunning alpha male utahraptor known as Sobek; the nihil river god.

The Hunting of Stalker Force is the first volume of Primitive War Dispatches, a series of serialized short-story anthologies meant to link the flagship novels of the Primitive War series.

The Hunting of Stalker Force takes place between Primitive War I and Primitive War II - Animus Infernal.

©2019 Ethan Pettus (P)2025 Ethan Pettus

Can’t wait for more!!!

Another absolute banger of the book. I absolutely will die on this hill saying this is my generation‘s version of Jurassic Park. I cannot wait for more books from this series. I literally read this entire book in one sitting. I have to say this in my current favorite ongoing series and I cannot wait for more.

narrator needs to keep voices straight

when he's reading the story, not performing the characters, it's like he's forgetting which accent to use. he swaps from light English to some weird New York accent. then during actions scenes, there's no element of hurry or rush. his voice is too soothing for an action packed reading

okay but hard to follow

needn't say any more than what I said already. the transitions from one chapter to the next lack cohesiveness

Narrator Makes a Big Difference

I listened to this book after listening to the first book- primitive war I. The narrator’s style wasn't as engaging as book one. Also, I invested time in book one to learn about characters and I was disappointed that voices are all different. It Would have been such an improved experience if the narrators were the same.