The Genesis Conspiracy

By: James D. Prescott

Narrated by: Gary Tiedemann

Length: 6 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

The secret behind human evolution is about to be revealed...but will it come in time?

For over a decade, archaeologist Dr. Martin Anders has searched in vain for proof of the fabled continent of Atlantis. After raising a puzzling artifact from the ocean floor, Anders gets more than he bargained for. It is a piece of modern technology thousands of years old.

When a deadly global pandemic threatens the human race with extinction, Anders fails to see how it may be connected to his startling new discovery. That is until he's approached by a powerful biotech company. They're assembling a team of scientists and Special Forces operators to retrieve the cure from their top secret research facility. It will mean traveling to a dangerous land populated by creatures long extinct and facing off against an ancient order determined to keep its secrets at any cost.

A fast-paced archaeological thriller that will make you question everything you think you know. For fans of James Rollins, A. G. Riddle, and Preston & Child.

©2017 James D. Prescott (P)2018 James D. Prescott

Brilliant a good listen/read

The Genesis Conspiracy: A great read/listen 6 hours of great entertainment.
It's got the lot - Action, Intrigue, Time travel and a plot to end the world as we know it, and a secret organisation devoted to saving it.
Narration is excellent and very easy listening.
I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my own request, and voluntarily leave this review.

Loved it

Another great story by Prescott. I thought the performance could have been a little better with separating the characters but it didn’t take away from the overall quality at all. Kept me wanting more from start to finish and I liked the overall thought and unique vision of the story.

Grabbed Me

This story grabbed my interest right from the onset. In a few ways the plot was a little predictable, but it didn't keep me from enjoying the story. It was a terribly thought provoking story. I'll be thinking about for it some time to come.

Tiresome book

Even though the book is just shy of 6 and a half hours, I couldn't keep focused on the story. This story had so many holes in it and I found the narrator not enjoyable to listen to.

Nice to read a story where you learn something

There was fun science and bummer hypothesis stuff about what do we do with the increasing population and decreasing land mass.
The disappointing things were:
No positive solution was presented (that I recognized).
The conspiracy/various other dramatic characters/chase scenes got in the way of the fun archaeology and other sciences.

super fun and exciting

fast paced, fun and exciting, amazing narrator, only complaint was it was a little short.. hope it's a series about to check now!

Very creative theory posed in story as to existence of Atlantis

I really enjoyed this book although at times I found myself rewinding back as I felt I had missed an important element of story. Usually that was true. The theories behind the storyline are quite creative, a bit complex and yet makes one think it could be plausible. I liked the twists and turns in the story. Would make a good movie, too, in my opinion.

wonderful ending

great story , injured the seating and the explanation at the end , wonderful mind blowing

Very interesting story , I liked it!

If you're into the subject of human origins and mysteries reguarding our past, I highly recommend this novel. You will be surprised and possibly afraid of how many similaries the story relates to our present times. The narrator made listening to the book enjoyable and very talented!

surprisingly good book

I was actually really happy with this book I didn't expect to like it so much I went through it very quickly. it's a fun book . reminds me a lot of Michael crichton's Jurassic Park