Primordial Earth

The Complete Collection

De: Baileigh Higgins

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This Hostile World Belongs To The Dinosaurs.

After an experiment gone wrong, large parts of the modern world have been ripped apart and thrust into the Late Cretaceous Period. Rogue, a young survivor, has never known anything except a harsh life on the streets of Prime City until she finds herself on the wrong side of the law - and the wall.

Nothing Could've Prepared Her For The Wilderness.

Exiled, unarmed, and alone, Rogue begins a perilous journey through uncharted territory, facing savage prehistoric beasts, the unforgiving elements, and other survivors. Can she find her way back to civilization, or will the ancient land claim another victim?

Primordial Earth is the first series in the Primordial Universe. It is a suspenseful, character-driven, action-packed adventure, perfect for fans of post-apocalyptic tales. This massive box set, filled with twists and turns, contains the entire series.

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Love the story, hate virtual voice

This is such a great story, I just wish it didn’t use virtual voice for the narration. It’s always disappointing. But following along with Rogue’s journey was a thrill! Can’t wait to start Primordial World

Clean, well written, well developed characters! Great listen!

OK, yes it’s virtual voice, some books are worth putting up with virtual voice and this is one of them! It was interesting from start to finish. I listened to all nine books! If you can find something that actually makes sense with a fantastical premise and characters that are well thought out and three-dimensional, that is also clean with no blasphemy you have a home run! So glad I found this series and author! You do get used to the virtual voice…the series is worth it, I promise!

good character development and story

Did not like the virtual voice they have no emotion. I lost interest several times while listening because of it.

Good story line

Had a great story line the only thing that really made the series lacking was the virtual voice they have a long way to go before I will listen to virtual again so many miss read words and annunciation was terrible but looking beyond that I did like the book

Lame virtual narration

Parts of story are good, but aimed at young people. Dinosaurs and reptiles not always accurate, especially location and era.
Really disliked the lame virtual narrator; no inflection, no delivery timing. It mispronounced some words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently, for example; “bow” like bow & arrow or the bow of a boat.