Crash

A Novel

De: Patrick Marks

Narrado por: Patrick C. Marks

Hijackers ditch an airliner into the remote Canadian wilderness, and 17-year-old Kyle Reynolds, along with the rest of St. Mark's award-winning jazz band, somehow, survives the crash. Kyle escapes into the wild with Misty, the girl of his daydreams, only to find out the hijackers will stop at nothing to find her.

Fighting a relentless pack of terrorists and the unforgiving wilderness, Kyle is stunned to discover why Misty is the prize the terrorists are after, and even more shocked to find his feelings for Misty are so deep that he is willing to do anything to protect her...even die to keep her safe.

©2018 Patrick C. Marks (P)2020 Patrick C. Marks

Dying for the follow-up!

This story has such great imagery that I felt like I was watching a movie. The first person narrative really immerses you into the story like you are part of the main character's consciousness. Really a fun experience!

Suspenseful!

Great read! This page turner kept me interested throughout. I found it difficult to put down for the night. The writing is superbly detailed with language that gives the reader vivid pictures of the harrowing experiences of the characters. This book's Christian undertones and action romance storyline make it a great read for young and old alike. The central character's age initially had me thinking it would not hold my interest. Boy was I wrong! I loved this book and listened day and night until I was through!

Awesome

The author introduced you to the character's close past, present and future. Then when the author was describing what was happening you can see the scene in your minds eye. excellent for those who have a vivid imagination. Most of the time you are kept guessing what happens next and even to the end. It is well worth your time to read this book or listen to the audible.

Catcher in the Rye meets Call of the Wild

Took a chapter and then I was hooked. Young man comes of age abruptly and lives to tell about it.

This is the very best reason an author should narrate their own work.

The story is fresh, but familiar, wholesome yet gritty.

The author really puts the scenes in your head, and the feelings of Kyle, the protagonist, in your soul. You feel the chill of hypothermia creep into the telling as teeth chatter durring dialog, you get to know what it is to face down your own mortality in one of the harshest wildernesses in North America.

I am reminded of youthful ideas of heroism and teenage angst from a christian perspective. The story is a thriller, an adventure, and a romance. It is sprinkled with real world kernels of true hard earned wisdom. It does not force biblical values on you, but does go into those values and the reasons for them...

And it does leaving you hanging hard at the end.

End of book one, the end.

Good listen and great character development

Great listen and great character development This novel is on the level of Mark Goodwin and Bobby Akart

Rick Baldridge