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- Length: 9 hrs and 21 mins
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Set in the 54th century, the story focuses on Flint Cross, a gunslinger ripped from his roots in the Wild West and placed into the desolation of post-apocalyptic Australia. Plagued with amnesia and nightmares, he finds himself lost and on the brink of madness, doomed to forever wander an empty realm of war-torn souls.
But with the very fate of the universe in Flint's hands, the ancient forces of the aboriginal dreamtime are his only hope. Through seemingly endless experimentation, he must learn to recover his lost memories, raise an army, and construct a steam-powered, interstellar starship to locate and take down his enemy - all while working against the clock and resisting the slowly creeping insanity that threatens to keep him lost forever.
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Cities all around the world reported strange alien vessels descending. Some saw them as the heralds of a new age; others fired everything they had at them. All were taken as the beams lashed down and drew them into the sky. Dean was left behind, seemingly the last man on Earth. A trail of clues left by his dead wife guides Dean on a perilous journey across America and beyond to learn the truth behind the mysterious ships and save humanity from its doom.
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Blessed Child
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The young orphaned boy was abandoned and raised in an Ethiopian monastery. He has never seen outside its walls - at least, not the way most people see. Now he must flee those walls or die. But the world is hardly ready for a boy like Caleb. When relief expert Jason Marker agrees to take Caleb from the monastery, he unwittingly opens humanity's doors to an incredible journey filled with intrigue and peril.
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Firstborn
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Jake Ramsey - an unassuming yet talented archaeologist - has been given the chance of a lifetime. Hired to investigate a recently unearthed Xel'Naga temple, he knows this latest assignment will open up whole new possibilities for his career. Yet when Jake discovers the remains of a long-dead protoss mystic, his hopes and dreams are irrevocably drowned in a flood of alien memories. Bonded to the spirit of the dead protoss, Jake has become the sole inheritor of the protoss' total history - every event, every thought - every feeling.
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The Awakening
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Darius Drake is desperate to save his daughter, Cassandra. So desperate he's willing to risk their lives in cryo-sleep to give her a future. But the dark, freezing vault where he wakes up is nothing like the luxurious Florida hospital he remembers. Everything about this place is alien to him, even the language. Little does he know how alien it really is. Darius and his daughter go exploring their new surroundings with a few others from the cryo pods, and they soon discover frozen, mutilated bodies everywhere.
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Alien/Predator/Star Wars mashup
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Flight of the Eagles
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Josh Adams, 14, awakes from a 50-year sleep. Ancient prophecy commands him and the other Sleepers to unite in battle against the evil priests and combat the doubt that threatens their faith.
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An excellent story of adventure and heroism.
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Time Salvager
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Convicted criminal James Griffin-Mars is no one's hero. In his time, Earth is a toxic, abandoned world, and humans have fled into the outer solar system to survive, eking out a fragile, doomed existence among the other planets and their moons. Those responsible for delaying humanity's demise believe time travel holds the key, and they have identified James, troubled though he is, as one of a select and expendable few ideally suited for the most dangerous job in history.
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Thrilling time-traveling adventure full of twists.
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The Seventh Sigil
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Five hundred years ago, a clan of rebels was banished to the bottom of the enchanted world of Aeronne; ever since, these Bottom Dwellers have sought revenge, and now they are waging all-out war on the rest of humanity. Their deadly 'contramagic' beams destroy buildings and attack naval airships, and their demonic drumming brings terrible storms and disrupts the magic of the people and dragons Above. The attack of their full contramagic power will create a magical Armageddon.
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Fantasy, Dragons and Steampunk Airships!
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William Wilde and the Necrosed
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On a cold winter's night, just shy of his 17th birthday, William Wilde became an orphan. It was a simple car accident that claimed the lives of his family. Eight months later, at the start of his senior year of high school, a beautiful, mysterious girl enters William's life. Captivating and confident, she holds secrets about William's heritage, secrets of which he himself is unaware: rare magic flows in William's veins.
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The magic of STRANGER THINGS and THE MAZE RUNNER
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After decades hunting wanted offworlders throughout the solar system, Corporate Bounty Hunter Malcolm Graves doesn't bother asking questions. So long as the pay is right, he's the man for the job. And he always works alone. But when a high-profile bombing on Earth has Pervenio Corp clamoring for answers, they force him to team up with a strange, cyber-augmented partner. A young man more interested in statistics than instinct. Their assignment: Track down a suspected group of extremists from Titan who will go to any length to free their moon from the grip of Earth's corporations.
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Great Mystery Sci-fi
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Acting out of character
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The Infernal City
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Four decades after the Oblivion Crisis, Tamriel is threatened anew by an ancient and all-consuming evil. It is Umbriel, a floating city that casts a terrifying shadow-for wherever it falls, people die and rise again. And it is in Umbriel's shadow that a great adventure begins and a group of unlikely heroes meet. A legendary prince with a secret. A spy on the trail of a vast conspiracy. A mage obsessed with his desire for revenge. And Annaïg, a young girl in whose hands the fate of Tamriel may rest.
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Umbriel is coming
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- Ryan
- 06-15-16
very good book, not my usual type.
very interesting book, it took me a little bit to get into it though. once I got into it, it kept my attention well. I would recommend this book to everyone. like I said not my usual type of book but very enjoyable.
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- Lomeraniel
- 07-29-16
Great idea but poor development
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Flint Cross is a gunslinger living in post apocalyptic Australia. The world is desolated due to sun flares which killed most of the population. People needed to adapt to the heat or die. Flint is disturbed many night by dreams that result to be pieces from a past life. He will have to seek the aboriginal tribes for help in finding out the truth behind those dreams.
Despite the initial premises, this is not only a book with western reminiscences set in a post apocalyptic Australia. We are in the 54th century and there are other worlds and technologies that Flint will have to rediscover, along with his true identity, his lover and his mission.
I found the beginning of the book quite enjoyable and it really picked my curiosity. The set and characters were interesting, and the mystery behind Flint's dreams made me want to know more. The characters were well portrayed, and we get enough information to make a well built story. But when Flint realizes that his dreams could mean that he had a different life and acts upon it, the rhythm and atmosphere suddenly changes. If I felt that the beginning was slowly cooked, the middle and especially the end of the book were rushed. We did not have enough time to know Flint's friends and find out why he needed to complete his mission. Also, the information from the middle to the end was given in a very artificial way, through monologues from secondary characters. The ship building felt rushed, without any detail about the design or construction. I think it would have been interesting seeing how Flint starts remembering about technology. This is one of the aspects which makes this book non science-fiction but mere fantasy.
We get glimpses of the dimensional synthesis but we do not get the complete explanation why this will mean the cosmos destruction. I think there was a lack of fundament here.
I had troubles with the names Amanda and Amara, and got confused at times whether Flint was referring to one or the other. In hindsight I think this similarity was intended, but for me it did not add any value and made things confusing.
The narration was very well done, except for a couple of audio inserts that were a bit evident. The diction was clear and the voices well differentiated. I was bothered about the voice of a couple of characters, but in general I enjoyed the narration, especially how the Australian accents were done.
I enjoyed this book, even though I think this would have benefited from a longer a deeper exposure, even fragmenting the story into several books.
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- Kindle Customer
- 07-29-16
Action packed sci fi adventure
Where does Dark Sanity rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
TOP 10
Have you listened to any of Martin Wurst’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
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Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Enjoyed the whole book very much
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Received this book in exchange for an honest review
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- Leslie F.
- 04-28-16
A good read for fans of post-apocalyptic westerns
This is a sort of post-apocalyptic, science fiction, fantasy western with steampunk elements. Though I'm not usually into books that take place in Australia for some unknown reason, this one was pretty good. The main character finds out that his life is an illusion because of a certain food he has been eating. As he stops eating the "bush tucker" reality starts taking hold. There is a lot of action, and it keeps your attention. I listened to the Audible version of this book, and the narrator as quite good - he did different accents, different voices, and his pace was good. The only thing that I might knock him on is his women's voices, which ended up annoying me a bit. Overall, a good story with good narration.
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- Tabb
- 06-16-16
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What made the experience of listening to Dark Sanity the most enjoyable?
The most enjoyable part for me is the fact it wasn't my usual type of book
What was one of the most memorable moments of Dark Sanity?
The most memorable parts for me were the three transitional periods in the book, I could relate to the main character better because of this
What about Martin Wurst’s performance did you like?
He was a fresh narrator for me, he was easy to listen to and I thought he brought the book to life.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
The ending was the most moving for me, when the main character found what he most wanted
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Sorry if I seem a little vauge, I didn't want to give away any spoilers, this book is well worth the read and I highly recommend
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- BlueInk
- 08-24-20
It's a yowie...not a bear!
I'm usually not a fan of sci-fi/fantasy stuff. I mostly like psychological thrillers, but with covid going on I have more time stuck at home and gave this a chance. This sci-fi book is an exception because it's full of mystery. I was hooked from the start.
That crazy bear/yowie creature Flint hunts in the beginning was creepy. Bears are not native in Australia and Flint knows this. Joey is superstitious and thinks it's a yowie which is sort of like big foot or something like that in Australia. Mysteries like this are scattered throughout the book. The biggest mystery is Flint. He's a futuristic gunslinger/cowboy and can't seem to remember his past, so he needs help from aboriginals using dreamtime to rediscover himself. The aboriginals in Australia reminded me of American Indians...clever. At first I thought the whole story would take place in Australia but there is so much more. I don't want to give any spoilers here.
Overall the story is compelling and Flint's journey was very entertaining with a few twists that I couldn't predict. I'm not really familiar with steampunk stuff but feel there should have been more. The fuel was cool though. I wish my car could use that lol. Martin also did a decent job narrating. I recommend this book especially if you are a sci-fi or fantasy fan.
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- jey cee
- 04-21-16
Dark Sanity
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A great scifi novel. I enjoyed following all the main characters...like them although I didnt like a couple of characters. I hope there is a follow up book.
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- MSEreads
- 05-02-16
Action packed sci fi adventure.
Flint Cross is a gunslinger protecting the town and people of Desones in Australia. He loves his daughter and son who are on the verge of adulthood yet can’t cope being around his wife, Amanda, who constantly complains about his roaming the wilds. Flint doesn’t understand his compunction to take care of the people but it’s what he does in between dreams and nightmares. Flint is troubled by dreams of a beautiful woman and a war-torn past; a past he cannot remember.
Flint, who has super human skills that he can’t explain, is asked to hunt down an outlaw who is supposedly killing aborigines. When he tracks down the man and his gang, the man tells Flint he is living an illusion and eating a food that causes his forgetfulness. Before the man can say more Flint’s best friend shoots him. Flint begins to think the outlaw was telling the truth as he remembers more and realizes that he has been placed in a huge deception. Flint suffers losses while confronting enemies. Then he sets off to find his dream woman and defeat the Tribunal who threaten mankind and have manipulated his life.
Flint struggles through the wilderness but at the last minute is attacked and captured by mechanical beings. He learns that these are frail men who live in tunnels and shield themselves within armored suits. Their ‘king’ threatens Flint and then relents, allowing him to live and work among his people. Flint is content for a time but then the dreams return and Flint knows he must go on with his search for the Tribunal. The king is willing to help but only after Flint helps the community to defeat the mechanical ‘spider’ creatures who are their underground enemy.
Flint and the armored guardians become friends as they build a fantastic steam ship to head out to the stars and a promised land of paradise. They also develop weapons to face the acidic spiders. A battle ensues and Flint and the frail humans must make a desperate escape. He arrives in a far off galaxy where his name is already a legend as the rebels seek a way to confront the Tribunal. Once again Flint will face betrayal and battle while his mind struggles to distinguish between dreams and reality.
There is plenty of action in this story as it progresses through nations, planets and galaxies! Flint’s character is a man whose highest goal is to protect mankind even if he must lead a rebellion to win man's freedom from men who would be gods. He often finds himself in situations of despair and has to find a trigger or impetus to move forward. Flint surrounds himself with interesting friends, including a Shaman and an armored guardian. Each of these add another ‘dimension’ to the story which offers a good blend of human drama and action focusing on a struggle for freedom, individually and as a species. I thought there were a few discrepancies in the 'mechanics' (or I missed how they refueled after running out of fuel and crashing). That didn't really bother my enjoyment though.
I enjoyed the author’s creativity and blend of apocalyptic and steampunk elements. The story is very entertaining and I recommend it to readers who like action and would enjoy the struggle for freedom in a science fiction setting.
Audio Notes: Martin Wurst puts a lot of energy in the narration. I really liked the Australian accents as well as the variety of other character voices. The presentation is clear throughout, even as Wurst presents Flint’s despair and madness. The narration enhanced my enjoyment of the story.
I received the Audible book from the narrator for an honest review. My rating 4.5.
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- My Opinion Only
- 05-09-16
There's a bear in there
I would have loved to have given this book a better score as the small write up sounded promising. The writing was inventive and Paul managed to create a whole new world so I believe he shows promise there. Other than a terrible Aussie accent, Martin did a good job of narration and was easy to listen to.
If you are a male American who has little to no knowledge of Australia, I would recommend this book for sci-fi, fantasy etc., book readers. To be honest I did not finish the book and in fact fast forwarded it several times so I do not know if the ending explained why in a world set in the very distant future in Australia's outback, women have reverted to subservient roles in old fashioned clothes, the American's seem to have taken over, bush tucker is only green plants and why there are bears? Lot's of details to answer.
I was gifted this book for an honest review.
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