PIT

Genetics Investigation Team, Book 2

De: Russ Tilton

Narrado por: Sam Graham

Watching six friends get slaughtered gives you nightmares.

Jake Jessup thought the nightmares were over, that the secret government program to weaponize animals was just a horrible memory, until a new breed of monsters shows up in Memphis, his hometown, and it was again time to fight.

After a raging mutant kills one cop and wounds another, Jake Jessup and April Flowers reunite to stop the monsters before they can kill again, and to confront the government organization that will go to any lengths to create the perfect biological weapon—and keep it a secret.

Any lengths at all....

Ready for a new kind of monster? Read PIT, because the murder rate in Memphis is about to go higher!

©2022 Russ Tilton (P)2023 Russ Tilton

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Cujo on steroids!” (Larry Hoy, author of the Hit World series)

Pit

Really great read. Love the characters. Fast paced, with lots of twists and turns. On to the next book!

Loved it, and I didn’t think I would!

Action, intrigue, suspense with just a bit of heart - love it! As a big pibble (and dog) lover - I was worried this would be too much - usually I can’t handle any dog dying in a movie or book.
I am thrilled to say this one is as good as Night Terror - I love following the same cast of characters and getting to know them all a bit more. It’s a perfect monster of the week book.

Another well written story!

Poor Jake Jessup is the hero who has a ruff(bad pun) obstacle in this world created by Russ Tilton. Once again using plausible theory the bad guys create really scary weaponized animals. The story is thrilling and frightening...hard to put down. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. I Also appreciate the solid narration by Sam Graham...

Pit

I really enjoyed this story, the thought of having a 350 pound dog of any breed would be amazing, I know I wouldn’t want to pay for the food nor pick up its poops

Great story

A little political/preachy for me at times but a good read overall if you can get past that.

Not For Anyone Who Understands Animal Behavior, Genetics or Law Enforcement...

Awful, to be honest. I think the author could tell a decent story if he stuck to a subject he understood. His style is ok, but his description of animal behavior is so far off the mark it makes your eyes sting.
So jarring in it's triteness I simply could not enjoy it.