The Fifth Kind: Arrival

Dark Nova Series, Book 1

De: James D. Prescott

Narrado por: Gary Tiedemann

A secret too terrible to keep. And too dangerous to reveal.

In the depths of an ancient Egyptian tomb, archaeologists make a baffling discovery: the mummified body of a man clad in a space suit.

Halfway around the globe, exobiologist Dr. Katherine Shepard and intelligence officer Colonel Devon Peters are summoned to the site of a downed UFO. To their amazement, they find one of the occupants alive. Even more shocking, he appears to be human.

As Shepard and Peters delve deeper into the enigma, they expose a chilling truth: aliens have inhabited Earth far longer than anyone could have imagined, and they are not alone. An ancient, hidden war is being waged, with humanity’s survival hanging in the balance.

Thrust into a perilous world of shifting allegiances and veiled motives, Shepard and Peters must race against time to decipher the aliens’ true intentions and shield humanity from a revelation too shocking to comprehend.

The Fifth Kind is a gripping, high-octane hard science-fiction thriller that will leave you listening late into the night.

©2024 James D. Prescott (P)2024 James D. Prescott

Better than hoped for

I enjoyed this story. I liked most of characters and their interplay was great. I liked Mr. Tiedemann's reading. He did a good job of bringing Mr. Prescott's characters to life.

The story was nail biting at times. The plot thickening to put me on the edge of my seat. Awesome.

Thank you, Mr. Prescott, for a great beginning to a new series. Thank you, Mr. Tiedemann, for bringing the story to life with your voice.

Poor Naration

I only finished this book because the story was interesting. Narrator was disappointing. I will not buy another book narrated by him.

Scattered…

I listened all the way through but not really for me. The story seamed scattered and jumbled. The storyline just really didn’t come together for me.

Very engaging throughout

This was well done and engaging the reader/listener throughout. Looking forward for the next installment.

Interesting Story!

This story is well-researched and is very engaging. I thought the character development was quite interesting. There weren't any dull moments in the story. Looking forward checking out the second book.

They live among us

What I liked most (without telling the story) is the reason aliens live among the humans. It was different.

I also liked the doomsday event that would end earth. I was always convinced that’s how we would go.

started out ok however..

This reading started out fine but slowly disolved into schizophrenia...time for the tin hats and tinfoil the windows! Could not finish..and I bought the audio..big regret!

More of a teen book…

I wanted to like this book. Parts were decent, but overall everything was outweighed by shallow characters, weak plots, and odd interactions.

Plastic main characters

Sorry, but the characters in this story are one, maybe two dimensional. The story tries to pull together alien abductions, Atlantis, and other cultural myths into one neat package, but it's splitting at the seams, especially if you have researched alien abductions. Sorry, I just couldn't suspend my disbelief.

A high-octane hard science-fiction thriller!

"The Fifth Kind: Arrival" by James D. Prescott, narrated by Gary Tiedemann, is a riveting journey into the unknown. Prescott's writing is as sharp as a freshly honed blade, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with each turn of the page. Tiedemann's narration adds a layer of depth, bringing the characters to life with his compelling voice. Prepare for a rollercoaster ride of secrets, revelations, and interstellar intrigue in this gripping opener to the Dark Nova series.