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Extinct
- Extracted, Book 3
- Narrated by: Carl Prekopp
- Series: Extracted, Book 3
- Length: 12 hrs and 57 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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- Mrs. Jane Brian-boys
- 15-08-18
No where near the previous two books in the series
Loved the first book, the second was more of the same and clearly milking the concept but was an ok listen if ...this one just got trite! I managed to listen to the whole of Extinct but several times I was very close to simply deleting the copy as I got fed up with waffle, filler material and nonsense. Why the author or publisher felt compelled to include detailed sex narratives (that were stereo typical and didn't add to the story line) is beyond me - probably in the hope that this could spice up any future film or TV deal.
I would not recommend this book! Sorry!
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- Lauren
- 21-05-18
Amazing sequel, read by phenomenally talented CP!!
Just amazing, I can't get enough of this series. Have waited over a year for this book and it was well worth it! Come on next book!!!
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- C. G. Young
- 28-03-20
Loved it!
Well that's all 3 books listened to in less that a month. Would of got though quicker if I had the time. Really great story and lovable characters. Just it's not to long to wait for the 4th book
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-09-18
brilliant trilogy
Great banter, story isn't great and ending isn't fantastic but loved it regardless! Highly recommend the trilogy!
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- Karen
- 21-05-18
What are we supposed to do now?
This trilogy has been the best I’ve listened to, and I’ve got nearly 300 books under my belt. The characters are amazing and I’ll miss them so much. This third instalment is as good as the others and I wasn’t disappointed at all.
I only hope that Mr Haywood takes pity on us and comes back with more.
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- Leanne
- 22-05-18
Great Series
Emotional, thoughtful, mind-bending and Actually Laugh Out Loud. The interaction between the companions really makes it feel your sitting among friends. The soft ribbings to the knife point hard jabs. Great collection of characters with distinct personalities. Haywood takes the time to explore each ones thoughts and actions with equal measure. Couldn't wait to get this listened too and was not disappointed. Wanting more.
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- Sarah Davies
- 17-08-19
Goodness, I hope there's more
What a superb series. with gems like the bathroom scene you can completely envisage the central players in this series. Brilliant descriptions and real voices. Not to be missed.
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- Simon
- 19-05-18
There Is Life After Extinction After All!
Now I thought that this series actually was extinct after the last book which seemed to tie everything together so well that i thought that the story was done and dusted. RR Haywood who does have form for giving a series longevity obviously thought otherwise. So it was a with a little trepidation that I ordered this one and started listening. Almost straight away though the doubts were cast aside and I was drawn into the deliciously childish banter of Ben, Saffa, Harry and co. The story that Haywood weaves around them is clever and quite captivating without ever taking itself too seriously.
Carl Prekopp is well suited to Haywood's style and captures the characters and the humour with considerable aplomb. He brings the significant number of action scenes to life as the story twists and turns and the two rival groups vie for supremacy.
The book does complete a decent story arc but this time leaves much more open so it's clear that there will be more to come. If you enjoyed the first two books it's very likely you'll enjoy this one with its faster pace and increased levels of action. And if you do enjoy this one too and want more it does look like you'll get your wish!
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- mudbud
- 19-05-18
Brilliant.
This series has had me gripped. I've been counting down the days for this third book's release. Was it worth it?
YES IT WAS!!!
Amazing story. Fantastic narration by Carl Prekopp.
For me, this is the best series on Audible.
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- Joanne Clarke
- 07-11-20
another winner
I've listened to this series a few times now and enjoyed it more and more. The brilliant Karl Prekkop is a joy on the ears and the soul. Keep going Mr H. You've nailed it.
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- Mike Pluta
- 19-05-18
My Favorite Time-Travel Story
This is the end of an awesome trilogy and is the wrap-up of the best time travel story I've ever read.
It's not often that I'm unable to accurately predict what's going to happen; Extracted, Executed, and Extinct had me thrilled, guessing, and surprised to the very end. Extracted is full of action and adventure. Executed is a crazy, non-stop, action-packed adrenaline rush! Extinct is a rollercoaster ride full of ups, downs, twists, and turns! To make it even better, the characters are so well developed, I've come to think of them as friends
Extinct is not a stand-alone novel. You will want to read Extracted and Executed before reading this one, but your investment of time is well worth it. If you are a techno-thriller fan or Time-Travel aficionado this is a series not to miss!
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- topdraftpick
- 25-07-18
difficult to finish
too much sex. too graphic descriptions. detracted from the story. time travel is a little nutty, explanations of what was going on were confusing.
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- Mark L
- 05-10-18
Weak characters, Weaker conclusion (spoilers)
There is no denying that time travel fiction is hard, and certainly harder when you can't diagram how all the timelines are intersecting and converging because you're listening to an audiobook, certainly a disadvantage to the average reader. Despite this, "Extinct" felt like filler until another book. A weak conclusion to an otherwise strong series, if it even is a conclusion.
Previously one of his stronger suits, Haywood's character building stagnates in "Extinct". I think he has fun crafting "real" conversations between his characters, complete with constant misunderstanding, swearing (apparently outlawed in 2111), and long chains of clarification and euphemism. Endearing perhaps in books 1 & 2, but worn out in the face of the apocalypse, like watching The Avengers discuss shawarma while the villain burns the world, because in the end "good always wins", right?
Maybe the exploration of "serious" topics in books 1 & 2 (depression & mental health, sexual abuse, the logistics of saving the world) warranted some opening of the comedic coffers for "Extinct": apparently all there is to do between changing the history of the world is have sex. A Emily-Harry romantic subplot drags the reader through their awkward mornings-after and Emily's schoolgirl maturity towards Harry's lack of outward emotion. We are treated to a real personality transformation of Alpha, and his relationship with Kate, only to be robbed of any real closure. Instead (and I'm not a prude), we get a regularly scheduled commercial break sex scene and ensuing pillow talk.
"Extinct" is not without its merits: we finally see the limits of the time machine and "perma-death" (or so we think), Rea undergoes a fascinating Cretaceous transformation (though she becomes a convenient deus ex machina by book's end), and Harry's explosive return to WW2 in a rushing action sequence.
In the end, I was disappointed that the most powerful plot device, the power to change history, was criminally under-explored. I gave up hope of ever learning anything past the superficial descriptions of the future. Why do kids have tattoos in the future (and men boobs)? Why do people eat insects? Why is real coffee scarce? Is Miri actually Mother? (That's my fan theory). The cliche's overpowered innovative world building that Haywood championed in the previous books. Mother's evil. Miri & the team are good. We get it. Any real potential at some true character development was too frequently interrupted with innocuous banter or a sex scene.
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- Eric Schroeder
- 22-05-18
Outstanding Story – Outstanding Performance
Just finished Extinct.
Every time in venture into the next volume of a loved series I have a little fear inside that my hopes are too high and I will be disappointed. That was not the case here. While Book one of the series is still my favorite, I still have to give book two and three five stars. I look forward to book four.
I have not read/listened to Mr. Haywood’s Zombie books because I’m not a zombie fan. However Time travel is one of my favorite genres and now Mr. Haywood is one of my favorite Authors. Time travel is complicated but he does a good job of explaining the theories of his universe. As with any story the players are most important. Mr. Haywood give depth and emotion, and logic of purpose all characters.
I can’t say enough about Carl Prokopp. He has an amazing talent to inject emotion, timing, range, all the qualities that will suck you into a book and remove the rest of the world. When someone says “Professional Narrator” this is who they are talking about. In all his books he adds another layer of emotion that will stick with you even when you are not listening.
To Mr. Haywood – Please give us more Ben, Safa, Harry, and Emily.
To Mr. Prokopp – Please keep reading. I’m still listening.
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- Lars
- 20-05-18
OMG
Hi,
I have been around here for a long long time.
It's my fault I stopped reviewing books, but after 1100 books, you can run out of words.
Yet, this series is wicked. I really looked forward to this 3rd book. Even then, several times during the audio, I became afraid it would ruin the first two books. NOT!
I literally had to go back several times to listen the last half hour of this one to mentally process the unending twists. Very fulfilling (plot, characters, confusion, reboots.) If you can't keep it straight it gets tough, but never boring.
5 stars.
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- Kurtis Karr
- 23-05-18
Too confusing.
It became increasingly hard to follow, especially towards the end. I didn't enjoy it as much as the other two books in the series.
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- Mr. Coder
- 12-11-19
Never quite sure what's going on or why.
This trilogy has devolved over (ahem) time. Perhaps I can find a time machine, go back in time and tell myself to just stop reading after the 1st of the 3 books.
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- erinelizabeth62
- 07-08-18
Confusing but interesting
Time travel stories always make my head hurt! It's hard to keep track of the "rules". I really loved this whole series though and I think this book was my favorite. Great narrator!
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- Bret
- 24-05-18
Amazin
Love, love , loved it. Couldn't put it down... time trickier than previous but still able to follow and enjoy. Great detail and pacing.
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- Julia O. Lisanti
- 24-05-18
this Trilogy has been my favorite books
this Trilogy has been my favorite series of books of all time the characters and their interactions are fun and they draw you in to see what's happening next I could not put the books down and waited for months for this third one to come out
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