Season of the Witch (An EVENT Group Thriller)

EVENT Group Thrillers, Book 14

By: David L. Golemon

Narrated by: Francis G. Kearney

The most secret agency inside the American government, Department 5656, otherwise known to a few in power as the Event Group, has finally encountered an entity they have no idea or plan on how to confront. With a past mystery over the strange disappearance of an old friend from its grave occupying the brilliant minds deep inside the underground desert complex, a strike against the very heart of the group itself is underway. With roots going back to a desert battle in 2006, history has begun to repeat itself. The lives of many men and women of the group are on the line as a mystical creature more powerful than any they have ever encountered throughout the long history of department 5656, is determined to rid the world of these catalogers of the planet’s hidden history through a means of bloody terror most sciences believed was mere legend.

Join Colonel Jack Collins and the rest of the Event Group as they face the deadliest challenge in all of human history and fight the battle of their lives. The only question remaining is - who will be left to tell the tale!

©2019 David L. Golemon (P)2019 David L. Golemon

Lots of action and tragedy

I love the Event group! I have enjoyed every book by David Lynn Golemon and I can’t wait for the next chapter of the team. There were some very sad moments which left me in tears but with all the danger the group has encountered it is inevitable that some will perish. I didn’t care much for the narrator because he did not always use accents like Russian or the French accent of Henry Farveau. And it seemed like most characters had a southern drawl. If I didn’t already know the characters from the Event Group I would have been confused on who they were. I really enjoyed the voice of Jeffery Kafer from The Empire of the Dragon so it was quite a difference. Thank you Mr Golemon for another excellent book! I can’t wait for the next book!

Thrill ride from start to finish!

Another great Event Group Thiller to listen to as you go about your day. A fun story from start to finish with great moments and characters throughout

A Noticeable Trend

Is the author getting ready to shut down this book series or is the plan to change out all the characters? In the past few books he has killed off almost all of the primary people in this series.
The bigger concern is the guy reading the book. There isn’t too much variation in the voice as he portrays different people. Accents tend to slip away after a while. Worst of all is his cadence in voicing the book. It just may be me, but I drift off after a bit from the droning.
As far as the actual story goes it had a slow start, built to an interesting premise, then in a few short pages we have won out over adversity. Some characters and their development seemed pointless for their short life cycle in this story.

In love with these books!

I am really hoping this isn't the last and that there will be more! my only problem is the gentleman narrating this book! For one thing he can't pronounce words correctly him saying the word Shadow like Shade-oh is about to make me scream! accents if different characters go in and out. another word he seriously butchered was Pentacle pronouncing it pent-angle! like I said I really hope for more of these books because the story line, the characters, and everything in between is amazing just don't let this guy read them anymore. Please.

Narrator is poor

Yes the narrator leaves a lot to be desired. He definitely needs coaching. I was not willing to not listen because I absolutely love this series.

Bad narrator

What happened to the usual narrator?
Story suffers with really bad narration.
The previous Narrator was so much better.

Story was really great.

The narrator was really bad, he totally failed to make you fern the story the way the narrator in previous Golemon books have

Different not Bad!

I had my doubts about the narrator, however in the end I enjoyed his performance

Terrible, Terrible, Terrible Narrator!

I painfully listed to this awful narrator read this story, which was a typical and interesting Event Group tale and story line. His halting voice, pauses in strange places and bad character voicing made me wonder how he ever gets jobs!

1.25 speed

A complete decline in narration. I don't believe he even listen to the old ones to get an idea of what we were used to. Found it only bareable once put onto 1.25 speed. Story is still great enough to hanlde the poor reading.