Deadly Crossing
John Decker Supernatural Thrillers, Book 12
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Dalan Decker
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An ill-fated ocean liner on a tragic date with destiny…
A cursed Egyptian mummy on its way to the New World…
A frantic race against time…
April, 1912. With Mina still missing, and no clue to her whereabouts, John Decker has spent the last four months frantically searching. But now he might have found her. There's only one problem. He will have to board one of the most infamous ocean liners in history in order to get her back. The RMS Titanic.
With no other choice, he follows her aboard, intending to disembark in Queenstown before the mighty ship steams toward her deadly encounter with an iceberg. But it might not be that simple. The men who abducted Mina will not let her go without a fight. There are other problems, too. An ancient Egyptian mummy in the hold that might not be as dead as everyone thinks, and a dangerous enemy Decker has encountered before who have their own plans for the mummy… and Mina.
John Decker might just have found himself in the worst situation of his life. A situation with no way out.
©2022 Anthony M. Strong (P)2025 West Street PublishingWhat listeners say about Deadly Crossing
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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Performance1 out of 5 stars
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Story3 out of 5 stars
- Eva Gannon
- 05-06-25
Terrible Narration Ruins Book
This is the first time I've listened to one of Strong's books, and it will be the last. The narrator almost caused me to remove my headphones. He speed reads, to the point where several times I checked narration speed in the app. He finishes one chapter and doesn't even draw a breath before announcing the next chapter.
His pronunciation is odd. He's American. We say South Hampton, emphasis on the second syllable. He says SOUTH empton, emphasis on first syllable and practically swallowing the rest. Some words that end in "s" sound like zees. There's no accounting for his peculiar placement of emphasis, where he chooses to use it. His attempts at individual voices grate on the ears
The story was interesting enough, but that may be because anything to do with Titanic interests me. The story was entirely predictable. If you haven't read the previous books, this one may be hard to understand.
Overall, a disappointing experience.
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