Tracked on Predator Planet

Predator Planet Series, Book 2

De: Vicky L. Holt

Narrado por: Paul Metcalfe

One planet, two predators

Mechanical Engineer Patty Crow Flies knows trouble when she sees it. As her EEP is crashing, she's mentally preparing for permanent residence on the jade-green planet visible through her viewport. All she has to do is make camp, find fresh water, and survive. Simple.

Hivelt left his favorite sword behind when he decided to fake his demise. On the hunting grounds known as Certain Death, he is home. With a future free of distasteful pandering to the queen Ikma, Hivelt looks forward to fishing, building a homestead, and enjoying life for once, but when he approaches the peaceful glade where he hopes to live out his days, he realizes one of the Soft Traveler's people beat him to it.

For Pattee, survival is the goal. Hivelt just wants peace. Too bad for them, this is Predator Planet and survival is nearly impossible, let alone doing it peacefully.

Tracked on Predator Planet is part two of the Predator Planet Series. It introduces new love, new dangers, and new friendships with old favorites.

©2020 EOS Publishing (P)2020 Victoria Holt

Enjoyable Survival Tale

I enjoyed the second book of the "Predator Planet" series as much as the first one. After her vehicle crashed, Patty Crow Flies decided to figure out how to survive on the new planet. Hivelt decided to leave his old live to retire to a secret glade. When Hivelt got to the glade, he found Patty Crow Flies had settled there and that was not part of his plan. Once the audiobook started, it was hard to drag myself away from the story. Although this tale was serious, as the need and fight for survival percolated throughout the tale, there was a lighter side of fun threaded throughout also. I liked the new characters, and I was happy to have the characters from the first book make an appearance also. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. Paul Metcalfe's narration was entertaining, and his performance kept my attention. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.