Savaged Earth

Surrender the Sun, Book 4

Given hope in the form of a purple-hued crocus, Ben Tildon emerges from the safe haven of the underground colony meant to preserve his life from the harsh effects of a mini-ice age after 11 years. But what he doesn't know about the surface might kill him anyway.

©2022 A. R. Shaw (P)2022 A. R. Shaw

Awesome

Awesome entry in the Savaged Earth series. As with the others very well written story with top notch narration.

great series

i can hardly wait for next one I Luke how it's written..
..and the reader also..

Great Story, poor narration

Enjoyed the story but the narration was infantile so I half listened through the story and would listen to the book again but I don’t think I could handle one more round of being read too as if I was ten years old.

A little disappointed.

Felt a little phoned in compared to the other books in the series. For example, there did not seem as much good character building for the new characters as when new characters were introduced in previous books. The story felt rushed.

Could not finish.

As a huge fan of A. R. Shaw, I'm sorry I couldn't finish this. Primary reason - the narration. While it's probably not fair to have such a poor narrator follow the other three books beautifully read and dramatized by Kevin Pierce, Jordan Gibbs was way out of his league. He is far better suited to read teenage and children's books. He has no emotional or performance range and I was embarrassed for him. It was like listening to an elementary teacher read to the class. I can't finish the book. Sure hate that since I've listened to all this author's work. Kevin Pierce is a big reason I even buy an Armageddon book.