The Silurian Bridge

Alex Hunter, Book 11

De: Greig Beck

Narrado por: Sean Mangan

The Silurian Period, approximately 420 million years ago. A time even before the dinosaurs. Evolution was just beginning to flex its muscles, and on land and in the sea, new creatures were evolving. In this strange world arrive a team of time travelling North Korean agents with one goal – change the past and alter the future. And if they are successful, the United States may never exist.

Following them back in time are Alex Hunter and his team of elite HAWCs. And for Alex Hunter, this mission is personal.

In this strange primordial world, the HAWCs find lifeforms that defy description and test the bounds of reality, or sanity. Things that evolution created and then cancelled. Or perhaps something entirely out of this world, that time wisely kept hidden from us. Until now.

Alex Hunter, The Arcadian, is in a race to save his team, his country and the people he loves the most, his family, and literally bring them back from the dead. And pity anyone or anything that gets in his way.

©2024 Greig Beck (P)2024 Bolinda Publishing

Sooooo good!

Another book knocked out of the park!!
Greig, the stories you create are amazing. Thanks and keep them coming!!

another great book

you don't want to put the story down they always keep you guessing what's next

One of the best Alex Hunter novel

What a thrill ride. The time travel aspect was what worries me most as it seems out of this world. What thought to be another dinosaur adventure took a quick turn to a Lovecraftian horrors. I love how it it ties in to Grief "Journey to the Center of the Earth" series as well. They have to venture to the center of the Earth at some point right??????!!!! Can't wait for the next novel.

Although this was not Sean best performance though sadly, very asmr =]]

The guys breathing

I dislike that I can hear breathing during the reading. Very distracting and annoying to me

Narrators breathing, drinking water, overall distracting background noises

The narrators air intakes between most sentences was very distracting. At one point you can tell when he takes a drink of water! Not his best narration!