Xanthe Seager

Deep Sea Horror

Revisado: 07-12-18

I read this book three years ago and enjoyed it so much that when I was given the opportunity to listen, I jumped at it.
MBC has certainly done his homework which makes the story all the more credible with the convincing detail. I learned a lot about various aspects of deep sea diving which added to my enjoyment.

The story revolves around one woman's search for her sister, thought to have gone missing while on a dive. The main characters are genuine, like-able and relatable and are supported by a great back-up cast of varying depths of humanity.The interaction between them all is what makes it so good. MBC gives you just enough of the back story for each character, enough to understand what horrors could potentially lie ahead for them. Those horrors come from multiple, equally scary, sources.

It's an extremely visual book, almost like it was written for the big screen, (which I would love to see) and my imagination was invaded by a clear picture of what was happening in each scene.
There was a clear moralistic aspect to the characters with an insight into their deepest, darkest fears and desires.

I'm quite new to audiobooks and am still getting used to the slower pace of the narration. The narrator was clear and did a good job with distinguishing the many character voices but I did find the female voices slightly weak (forgivable). I like a little bit of humour with my horror and MBC gets it spot on but sometimes the narrator missed this, I probably wouldn't have noticed if I hadn't already read the book though.

The book doesn't give you all the answers and possibly leaves you with questions, this just adds to the suspense and enjoyment for me. I would definitely recommend it and would also suggest checking out Michaelbrent Collings other books, in particular The Colony series and The Sword Chronicles.

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