Rob Davis

What a pity, the series ended. Bummer.

Revisado: 04-28-21

I've read all of the books in this series and boy let me tell you, what a treat that was!

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Another stellar listen!

Revisado: 05-28-19

Yeooowee! This is a really neat series! I'm hoping the last two books find their way to Audible. John Lee is truly a solid, smooth, and enjoyable narrator. Kudos to you sir! I'm still wondering how Mask face managed to survive a fall from a big ole bird!

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And here it is!

Revisado: 05-28-19

I've been waiting for this book since forever! My brain still stumbles over the names but I kinda know who they are. Yeah, I'm a liking this series!

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A bit clinical but a decent listen.

Revisado: 05-28-19

I'm thinking the wrong narrator was chosen for this book. Don't get me wrong, it isn't a washout, it just seems, to me, that the narrator took away from this particular item. The story seems to be pretty much a repeat of other titles of this nature. in any event it kept me listening to the end so I s'pose all is well!

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Who did what?

Revisado: 09-29-18

*This is my take on the 1-9 book version* Some how or another the narrator managed to run sentences together in a way that made it hard for me to keep up with what was going on. And the names of those folks! Whew! They sounded quite close to me. This book reminds me of the Three Stooges: who is on first and so forth. in any event this was a heckuva good listen and I enjoyed it bunches. It wasn't epic but headed that way.

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Wow!

Revisado: 06-08-18

Many times over I convinced myself Steven King out did himself.. this is no exception. it's a good one

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Okay. Where is the follow up book?

Revisado: 07-16-15

What did you like best about Beneath the Dark Ice? What did you like least?

Integration of way back then and present day were done quite nicely. The plot was smooth with enough twists and turns to cause a reader to guess wrongly about what is about to happen. Too many correct guesses and my interest gets to be moot. Fool me and I will for certain stick with the book to its' conclusion. I did even though I got lost a couple of times. I wasn't even in the caves!

What did you like best about this story?

I just knew Monica was to be rescued! When I'm wrong too many times about a plot, the book is good or a humdinger. It's like a tv program where most goings-on about a plot can be guessed correctly the first time around. If not, the program deserves to be watched to conclusion. Well, unless it's a B Movie! Monica being depicted as a pro spelunker, is a change. Most pro folks put into a spotlight are men. Yeah, it's refreshing to have a different perspective presented.

What does Sean Mangan bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I wonder if the archeological information is accurate? How very interesting this data is. Most times I get bored with scientific gobbledygook, especially when presented with an asinine attitude.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

No, I wouldn't go to the movies and watch this. I don't do movies. But I'd catch it as soon as it hit tv. Or maybe even done a movie rental. Had I not done the book.

Any additional comments?

The narrator's method of issuing commands was like in a B Movie. Attitudes of senior military and scientist as presented by the narrator left quite a bit to be desired. It sort of reminded me of old Japanese movies, ie., Godzilla, the works. So, the the big ole monster or another of it's ilk escaped which means the parasites escaped as well and are cruising around off the coast of Australia. What is the result of that? What happened between Amy and Alex?

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