Primordial
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Jeffrey Kafer
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David Wood
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Alan Baxter
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 PressSeriye devam et
It's a thrilling ride! It seems plausible which I like. It's also not just about the monster/animal. We see and hear things from the village to question whether the creature is living there through it's own choice.
It leaves you wanting more. It's certainly a book I could (and will) listen too again. It ends well but with enough questions that make you want a sequel and gives you scope for one!
Also really great narration. A voice that you can listen too and that sweeps you along with the pace of the book.
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.
A brilliant creature-feature thriller - Cool!
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Primordial
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Gripping and dramatic.
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Jeffery delivers his usual good performance.
Sometimes the legends are true
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Ok, to make it clear, if there's 2 things I love it dinosaurs and monster movies. Equally, the one real fear I have is of the deep sea (Thalassophobia in case you wondered) and so I am kind of my own worse enemy.
With Primordial, I have found myself equal parts thrilled as terrified, as the idea of being hunted by a creature in the dark depths of the ocean is my worse night are and this book portrays it perfectly.
From very early on, the story hits high gear and rarely let's up (except for dodgy jokes from techs related to their ex-partners) and the body count rises in spectacularly gruesome fashion and ends in an explosive finale that leaves the door open, just what you'd expect from a story akin to The Meh or Deep Rising and I had nothing if not a lot of scary fun with this book.
A gory, exciting and fun movie monster tale.
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