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The Eater
- Gate 4: A Serial Novel, Book 1
- Narrated by: Bryan Anderson, Sonya Anderson
- Length: 31 mins
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Publisher's summary
Beneath a dead, forgotten city in north central Texas, an ancient evil strengthens. Guarded by a collection of monsters, demons, and freaks of nature, Gate 4 is our only defense. As long as its dark keepers remain on our side.
Gate 4 is a new serial novel by Terry M. West and it features numerous characters and monsters from his dark fiction universe.
Part One: The Eater
Paul Marrane is a forever man cursed with the bite that never heals. The hunger that never ends. Ambushed outside a honky tonk in Lake Worth, Texas, Paul is taken to the deep underground bunker of Gate 4 where the secrets of his past and the purpose of the gate intersect.
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- Anon-Ymous
- 02-17-23
Meh...
Not my thing.
Narration was horrible.
Perhaps I would have enjoyed the story more if the narrators were better. The narration was lifeless. The male narrator had a habit of placing the emphasis on odd parts/words within the sentence making the flow painful and annoying. One sentence he placed emphasis on the second word then the next sentence it was on the fourth word, etc, etc...and none of it made sense or followed a pattern/reason of any sort. The female narrator was monotone most of the time and sounded like she was reading rather than speaking naturally.
The narration is KEY for an audiobook...good narrators can made a bad story better and bad narrators can make a great story bad.
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- Leslie Twitchell
- 09-29-20
great read
I received this book for free for a honest review. I loved the characters and storyline. it flowed very well and held together. The narrator did an excellent job of bringing the characters to life. reccomend
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- kutzkai
- 09-23-20
Great Start
This is a great start to this series, I believe there are five more stories to go in this series, which I really look forward to reading/listening to, so come aboard the Terry M. West train, ..The narrating done by the team of Bryan & Sonya Anderson is well done. I received this audiobookk for free and this
is my voluntary unbiased review.
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- Carey Sabala
- 08-15-20
Meh
This is the first chapter in a serialized bigger book. The audio is roughly 30 minutes and really doesn't have much of a story. It's written well and engaging but is really only like the first few chapters of a much larger book. If the audiobook wasn't free for my review, I would never waste money or a credit on it as it's not a complete story. Maybe if they release it as a boxset or "complete", I'd recommend getting it but not one tiny bite sized piece at a time. There wasn't much that was memorable about this part of the story, so I wouldn't recommend the audiobook. Maybe it will get better but is it worth wasting your credits to find out?
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- Tina G.
- 06-13-20
Interesting characters/world, piqued my interest!
The Eater (Gate 4: A Serial Novel, Book 1) by Terry M. West and narrated by Bryan Anderson & Sonya Anderson is a short listen that piqued my interest enough that I would like to check out the next book. The narrators did a good job and I’d listen to them again. Not sure what I can say about it without giving too much away- if you like supes, mystery, and short stories, give this one a try.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-05-19
looking forward to the next book
once again the narrators have a way of drawing you into the story. Looking forward to the next book.
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- deafmick
- 04-12-20
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I like all of Terry M West work I give this one 5 out of 5
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