The Find

By: Kevin Candela

Narrated by: Buzz Blackburn

From the creator of the Krakenstein Trilogy comes a tale of mounting terror fueled by scientific curiosity, government secrecy, and U-238: When a geology student stumbles upon a bizarre little cube that absorbs incoming energy and defies dissection and analysis, it's passed up through the university to government scientists who can't get any further with figuring it out either. Incapable of solving its mysteries, they decide to expose it to a nuclear fission reaction...which is exactly what it's been waiting for. Absorbing the energy of that reactor, the thing manifests its terrifying final form - that of a bacteriophage-like titan that immediately goes on a rampage, draining the power from one nuclear reactor after another. Can anything stop it? Maybe. But at what cost?

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Smart Sci-Fi

This Sci-Fi story is only a hour long but it packs a big punch. I know it's fiction but Kevin did a great job researching this. Buzz Blackburn does a great job narrating. Recommended to anyone who likes a good Sci-Fi story.

kept me riveted

Really enjoyed this sci fi trip. a quick hour masterfully narrated by Buzz. really enjoyed it.

Great story and awesome narraration.

The story was great and very entertaining. Buzz Blackburn's narrartion was superb. He really made the story come to life with his smooth, easy voice. Great listen.

Outstanding Science Fiction

The Find is outstanding science fiction. It has an interesting premise; it is fast paced; it is a good story. Perhaps Kevin Candela is the reincarnation of Isaac Asimov.

Sometimes thinking around the box is best!

After a geological student find a cute made of a mysterious material her teacher takes it back and put it in the Geo valve to be kept safe. That is until a government agent shows up and says CMOS third it over because the government is watching. He is wearing all black but he does it belong to the MIBC actually works for the national geological survey department. Little did they know they should’ve left well enough alone oh and by the time they wake the sleeping giant who is very hungry little do they know it is only a geology student who can help. This book was so so good my description is minimal compared to the greatness of this book. I loved the characters the way they got along I love the play on that men in black the whole book is awesome. It’s a plot I never would’ve thought of and didn’t know how it would end. It ended spectacularly. I loved it. If you like Star Trek or dark matter from Netflix you’re going to love this book although they are not as serious as a characters in that show it is the same type of been just IPA more brilliant.