Scar

A Deep Sea Thriller

By: Michael Cole

Narrated by: Mark Harrietha

Scar is a killing machine. Born from DNA spliced between the extinct Megalodon and modern-day Great White, he has a viciousness that transcends time. His evil is reflected in his eyes, his savagery in his two-inch serrated teeth, his ruthlessness in his trail of death.

After escaping captivity, the killer shark travels to the island community Cross Point, where prey is in abundance. With an insatiable appetite, heightened senses, and skin impervious to bullets, Scar kills everything that crosses his path. His reign of terror puts him at war with the island sheriff Nick Piatt.

With the body count rising, Nick vows to protect his island community from the vicious threat. With the aid of a marine biologist, a rookie deputy, and a bad-tempered fisherman, Nick leads a crusade against Scar, as well as the ruthless scientist who created him.

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Nice shark tale.

It’s one of those corny action books. But it’s a fun read and I enjoyed the ending. There were some sweet moments.

Super Jaws

This was an outstanding book. It reminded me of a crossbreed of the Jaws and Meg series. The story had really good pacing and I found all of the characters very likable. The best way to describe Scar himself is if Jaws was on steroids. The Narrator did a good job telling the story and giving each character their own voice. All in all I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys killer shark stories.

Good thriller shark story

Clearly was inspired by jaws and other science fiction novels but it does it very well. I listen to this on a long road trip and made time go by faster. A good listen for sure.

Pure Entertainment!

When I read these types of books, I know exactly what I’m getting myself into. I don’t need elaborate and deep plots, nor do I need characters that will win Oscar’s. I want to be entertained and that’s what I was. Just fun, over the top, shark chomping carnage!

Narration speed is accelerated

I love books about deep sea monsters and Scar fits the bill! The narration speed sounds like it is in fast forward mode at 100% so I backed it down to 80-85% and then it sounded fine. Hope to find more similar to this book.