Primordial

De: David Wood, Alan Baxter

Narrado por: Jeffrey Kafer

Sometimes, the legends are true.

When eccentric billionaire Ellis Holloway hires renegade marine biologist Sam Aston to investigate the legend of a monster in a remote Finnish lake, Aston envisions an easy paycheck and a chance to clear his gambling debts. But he gets much more. There is something terrible living beneath the dark waters of Lake Kaarme and it is hungry.

As the death toll mounts, Aston faces superstitious locals, a power-hungry police chief, and a benefactor's descent into madness as he races to find the legendary beast of the lake.

©2017 David Wood and Alan Baxter (P)2017 Adrenaline Press

It was just ok...

I had higher expectations for a good thriller. The character development and storyline was pretty basic with not alot of depth.

The narrator did an average job on the accents but would have been better off not trying.

Monster, Mayhem and Murder

A "fun" monster/mystery book that doesn't let you get bored. The characters are well enough developed to make you care- and the monster is revealed craftily throughout the story. The author does a good job bringing in different cultures and interesting scenes. The narrator is more than adequate at pulling off a not-so-easy cast of characters.
I received this audiobook at no charge in exchange for an honest review.

Short and Fun Adventure!

I go through this book in a weekend, but that doesn't make it any less fun to listen to. The narrator did a great job with most of the voices and accents, and while the story was a little cliche and something right out of a movie, it was still an exciting ride.

Don't expect too much from this short listen and you might just find yourself wondering what comes next!

Typical Monster Book

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

The book was good, but not great. Since I was driving while I listened, I would not say it was a waste of time.

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

Been there done that

What three words best describe Jeffrey Kafer’s voice?

good and interesting

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

no

Any additional comments?

I was given this book in exchange for a review.

Best book involving a dinosaur since Jurassic Park

My review of David Wood's and Alan Baxter's "Primordial" has been long overdue. However, that's what no Wi-Fi and no data usage in Spain will do to you. The beginning of the book had me worried that Ashton was too chauvinistic to like, but his doucheness quickly faded as the story progressed. Speaking of story progression, Wood and Baxter did a wonderful job of setting the pace. An extra kudos to whichever one of them thought of the motion sensor camera and flash. It added an extra bit of tension that kept my wife and I at the edge of our seat as we entered the final stages of the book. So on a scale of "so bad I never want to listen to a book again" to "the greatest story ever," this one ranks as "the greatest story involving a prehistoric creature since Jurassic Park."

Have you read/listened to this book? If so, then what did you think?

I received a free copy of this audio book for my honest review.

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Decent creature from the deep story

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Although this book was a bit formulaic, I still enjoyed it for what it was. It was part Loch Ness story (if Nessy was eating people) and part Lake Placid. The characters themselves, were fairly well developed and the narrator was pretty good. All in all, it was pretty entertaining.

Meh - did not finish

Take this with a grain of salt as some people might say I didn't give it enough time.
I had a hard time with the narrator. I think this book just wasn't for me. I was given this book from Free Audiobook Codes in exchange for this review.

Another Sea Monster Story

Reminded me a bit of Jeremy Robinson's Kronos for some reason. Story was good at times, but lost my attention in parts. Narration good. Recommended.

Things that go bump in the deep!

action-adventure, monster, horror, suspense, mystery, myths-legends, audiobook

A rough around the edges protagonist, a looney gazillionaire, an ice water evil monster and more make this one scary adrenaline rush of a read! No spoilers, the publisher's blurb gives hints and there is no way to really prepare for this one. But keep the lights on!
Jeffrey Kafer gives this one of his best performances in his usual understated way.
I requested and received a free copy in a giveaway courtesy of AudioBookBOOM

Another Monster in a Lake

This is a formulaic story of a monster in a lake. It is a Finnish lake and there are Nazis in the book, but I miss the humor that is present in David Wood's Dane and Bones' adventures. The narrator is very good.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review