Thief of the Gods

An Area 51 Confession

De: Roberto Scarlato

Narrado por: T. W. Ashworth

A diary of a prominent scientist has been found, and it harnesses dark revelations to our future.

©2016 Roberto Scarlato (P)2017 Roberto Scarlato

very good short story I loved it!!

this was a great story reminded me of
the twilight stories that were so enchanting to watch this is a great story in league with those great stories well done! Thank you!

I enjoyed this short story

Thief of the Gods: An Area 51 Confession
By: Roberto Scarlato Narrated by: T. W. Ashworth
I enjoyed this short story. It was written well and I recommend it to other readers. It’s a quick and smooth read with some interesting information about life on other planets. I rate it with 3.5 stars. I would have like to hear a bit more emotion in the narrator’s voice, but the story was still a good listen.

Very good!

Any additional comments?

I received a free copy of Thief of the Gods by Roberto Scarlato in exchange for an unbiased review. This review copy Audiobook was provided by the author/narrator/publisher free of charge via Audiobook Boom. With that said, I found Thief of the Gods to be very good. It held my attention from beginning to end. If you like time travel, Sci-Fi, or just a good short story I would recommend Thief of the Gods. T.W. Ashworth did a great job narrating and bringing this story to life.

Syfy

Roberto Scarlato wrote an awesome book. T.W. Ashworth did a great job on the narration but he did sound a little detached.Their of the gods is not my usual read, and I would recommend it to friends. I hope there is another book coming. The store has all intrigue,suspicion,first contact and time travel. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend

Made my commute so much better

What did you love best about Thief of the Gods?

Of course I loved the story, but length was also a factor to my enjoyment because I was able to listen to it in one go during my commute, and I even found myself walking a little slower after getting off the bus just so I could listen to those last few minutes before work. Only after the book finished did I realize I had been wide-eyed during God knows how long - people on the street must have found me funny.
I'm divided between loving this wonderful, fast-paced progression... and screaming "MORE! I NEED MORE!"

Have you listened to any of T. W. Ashworth’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I hadn't listened to T. W. Ashworth's performance before, but he did pack a punch. The main character's descent into madness was aptly performed, the way his voice started to crack by the end. Other characters were also nicely interpreted, and I was happy that Margo had an identifiable voice that did not sound forcedly feminine.

Any additional comments?

This was fast-paced and the journal format worked well even in audio format, I really could not put it down! I recommend this to anyone with a little time on their hands - specially if they're into first person narratives, conspiracy theories, sci-fi (I had never heard about a spaceship like that!), and Area 51 in general. Wonderful ride, this was, and I'll certainly check other titles by the same author.