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Invasion

Alien Invasion, Book 1

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Invasion

By: Sean Platt, Johnny B. Truant
Narrated by: Ray Porter
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They are coming. The countdown has begun.

First visible only as blips on a telescope image, the discovery of objects approaching from Jupiter's orbit immediately sets humanity on edge. NASA doesn't even bother to deny the alien ships' existence. The popular Astral space app (broadcasting from the far side of the moon and accessible by anyone with Internet) has already shown the populace what is coming. So the news has turned from evasion to triage, urging calm and offering the few facts they have:

The objects are enormous, perfectly round spheres numbering in the dozens, maybe hundreds. They are on an approach vector for Earth. And they will arrive in six days.

©2015 Sean Platt, Johnny B. Truant (P)2015 Podium Publishing
First Contact Science Fiction Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction Scary Transportation
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Compelling Storyline • Nail-biting Adventure • Excellent Narration • Decent Pacing • Interesting Apocalyptic Premise
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The ex-wife reminded me of Kathy Griffin, and the new wife was more clueless than the teenage kids.

Just OK. Not worth continuing the Series

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Aliens are on their way... grab your fam and your daughter's bratty bf. just remember. .. trust no one!

Ray Porter continues to be the man for his narration.

Everything I Thought It Would Be!

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Meyer Dempsey has gone to great lengths to prepare for an apocalypse, but everyone from the government to his family members keep thwarting his plans. Still, as society unravels in the wake of news that aliens will arrive on Earth in five days, Meyer is undeterred. He WILL get his family from New York City to his secure bunker in Colorado.

With stellar narration from Ray Porter, Invasion is not merely a fast-paced and highly entertaining story. It explores the deeply human experience of what happens when everything goes wrong.

What Happens When Everything Goes Wrong?

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could not stop listening to it. Can not wait to listen to the next one

loved it

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Just listening to this made me depressed, and the with detailed descriptions of sex it reminded me of one of, heck i don't know, Penthouse? To be honest, I just couldn't get through much of it.

X-rated with droll content.

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This book was great, it had an interesting storyline that simmered, keeping me interested the entire time without going too dark.

Great book

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I thought I would like the book but just couldn’t get into it just my cup of tea.

Not My cup of tea.

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Audible really needs to add another attribute to the Sci/Fi genre called, Survivalist. Then I could add another one to filter out before deciding to give it a try. While my disinterest in this genre of novel may rightfully call into question my unbiased rating, there were other problems with it that warranted this rating all on their own. First, while the writing was fine, the protagonists were utterly uninteresting and flawed figures. So much so that, emotionally, I never had a sense of caring if any of them made it.

It seemed that the author felt it necessary to continually point out the stereotypical protagonist whether it be the domineering husband/father, naive hippy-type trophy second wife, raging hormones teenage son, knocked-up daughter, &c. Also, there were several areas where the author uselessly padded sections of the story with a litany of references to cultural touchstones movie references.

I was unable to continue the novel past the 2/3rds point.

Uninteresting characters seeking promised bunker

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The authors regularly put the main characters in bad situations but weren't willing to let any of them get hurt or killed. I knew in every situation the characters got in, that they would be fine. Made the story too predictable.
On the other hand, the plot has intrigued me enough that I'll probably keep reading the series.

Almost predictable

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i love tge reader he does a great job. its one ine tge better books i have listened too.

great book

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