Storm Warning

A Novel of Suspense

De: Alice Henderson

Narrado por: Eva Kaminsky

Wildlife biologist Alex Carter jumps at the chance to work with hawksbill turtles in Hawaii, only to face an unthinkable threat that endangers countless lives in the captivating latest entry of the acclaimed series by Alice Henderson.

Alex Carter is thrilled to be in lush, tropical Hawaii for her new assignment: to study and protect hawksbill turtles. From global warming to poaching to the simple fragility of a turtle’s nest, these creatures are under constant threat. And as excited as Alex is to swim, explore, and relax, she’s also ready to be these turtles’ fiercest protector.

Alex looks forward to a break from the danger of her past assignments, but soon finds that environmental crime can happen anywhere, even in a Hawaiian paradise. As a massive hurricane approaches, armed thieves storm onto the beach where Alex and her volunteers are desperately trying to move turtle eggs to safety out of the storm surge.

When the gunmen take one of her volunteers hostage and Alex tracks them to a nearby paleontology museum, Alex suspects that there’s more to these mysterious criminals than meets the eye and that the repercussions of their success will extend far beyond the shores of the Big Island. Whatever their treacherous plot may be, Alex must scramble to protect the turtles, her friends, and the world at large… before irreversible damage is done.

Supplemental enhancement PDF accompanies the audiobook.

turtles

ready like this one, poor Alex always finds trouble, think God for her mother teaching! when will Alex and Casey get a whole book?

love for nature

Loved it. Can't wait for the next book. The world needs for authors like Alice Henderson .

Outstanding story and great narration

As always with Alice‘s books, there is a lot of teaching and awareness promoted for the betterment of the planet

Narrator issues.

For me, the narrator is so important in Audible books. They can make a so-so book good or sink a good book. I cannot tell if the story was good or not; the narrator’s voice is so monotonous that after a while I only had it playing as background noise when I was cooking or playing internet games. Maybe I have hearing loss at that tone, but so many times I could not hear/understand her words, words, I’m sure were important to the story. I’m so sorry. Could not even finish it.