The Last of the Unanswered Questions: Insufficient Data for a Meaningful Answer

Venus Alive, Book 1

De: Elliott Killian

Narrado por: Alondo Brewington

When Jack becomes the captain on a trip to the center of the universe to investigate how the cosmos all started, it seems straightforward enough. But tensions rise among the team's lead scientist and engineer. Then suddenly, they become uncertain of whether they'll ever come back from their mission. This uncertainty may undermine the operation. But if they fail to find the answers they seek, the universe may cease to exist, along with humanity and all other life forms.

©2017 William Elliott Vincent-Killian (P)2018 William Elliott Vincent-Killian

What?

The narration was not good. As a story, it makes no sense. May e it's supposed to be part of a complete novel, but as is not good.

Poor audio quality and mediocre story

The audio had a bit of static and the speaker seem to stumble on his words occasionally. As for the story, I didn't find it entertaining and really only finished it because it was 15 minutes.

Neither bad not good enough

Disclaimer: I received a promotional copy in exchange for a honest review.

The premise of the story--a spacial research trip to find the answer of the universe--sound interesting, but the execution is not done well enough. My main concern is that the story is too short for what it aims, leaving not enough place for building the setting or getting to know the cast of characters.

Performance was okay. However, the audio production was really bad. It sounded more like an amateur production with a minimal knowledge about sound editing.

Quick read.... Too choppy

I received a code for this one so it was definitely worth what I paid. It is a very short story and too choppy for me. Short sentences with "He said" or "She said" dominated it.

Too Short to Really Evaluate Properly

A lot of setup and no real payoff. From what little I got, the writing style was fluid and engaging and the narrator was talented.