Primordia II: Return To The Lost World
Audionovel by Greig Beck
Narrated by Sean Mangan
What's better than the first Primordia novel by Greig Beck? Why, book two! Today's review is on Primordia II: Return to the Lost World. Normally it's hard to find a good book series. Sometimes what makes the first one 'special' is lost; originality fades and the story just fizzles out. Not with Beck behind the keyboard. This book was just as adventurous as the first. I'm so glad I found this guy!
So check out why Primordia II needs to be in either your book collection, ebook stash or your audiobook library... #element-9ed04579-b6ea-406e-9e92-41a9767ac663 .waddons-blog-image.hideImage { display: none;}
Okay, so folks be going to places they never need go- what's the matter with them? And the fact that after escaping such a ravaged, savage location, you return, means you're more than nuts. You're freaking insane!
But that was Emma. She had to return, 'cause she's Ride or Die, baby. Ben was trapped; she didn't simply sit and wait for a decade to go by- oh no. She prepared, like Sarah Connors, until her window of opportunity returned. And when she set off, she took with her a set of her own soldiers to get her man back.
Primordia II was better than the first book, because the enterprise lost none of its flare. There've been a handful of sequels that simply didn't do it for me, due to either loss of interest by the author or they simply ran out of ideas. Not with Primordia II. It returns you to your absolute worst nightmares and makes you fight for survival from beginning to final breath.
(Still Reading Portion of Review)I loved being able to see what was happening to both Ben and Emma with her team. It kept hope alive, but I'm not sure how well the ending is going to be, since I recently found out there's a book 3! I love how the creatures, the monsters are more deadly, more terrifying, and make your skin crawl while listening/reading. Poor Juan... that's all I'm going to say about that. I have about two and a half hours left to read so I'm going to pause the rest of this review until I'm finished. I have no doubt I'm going to be thrilled with it all.
(Completion of novel) So, now that I'm finished, I can say that I'm more than pleasantly pleased with this book and series. I'm also positive I'll never want to visit anything Amazonian, or tepui's any time soon. The death's were rough, the creatures frightening- None for me thanks. I'm driving!
The ending, especially the chapter with Andy, the paleontologist, was good, but what triggered the walk into into book 3, I wonder? Could it have been the part where two science observers spotted the hot air balloon? Had something escaped? I guess I shall see, because I will definitely be reading the next book.
If you like monsters, the Primordia series should be on your bookshelf. I'm off to the next read. Cheers!
Primordia II: Return to the Lost World
Greig Beck
Narrated by Sean Mangan
Bolinda Audio
Runtime 10 hours 56 mins
Released February 2019
Narrated by Sean Mangan
What's better than the first Primordia novel by Greig Beck? Why, book two! Today's review is on Primordia II: Return to the Lost World. Normally it's hard to find a good book series. Sometimes what makes the first one 'special' is lost; originality fades and the story just fizzles out. Not with Beck behind the keyboard. This book was just as adventurous as the first. I'm so glad I found this guy!So check out why Primordia II needs to be in either your book collection, ebook stash or your audiobook library... #element-9ed04579-b6ea-406e-9e92-41a9767ac663 .waddons-blog-image.hideImage { display: none;}
Okay, so folks be going to places they never need go- what's the matter with them? And the fact that after escaping such a ravaged, savage location, you return, means you're more than nuts. You're freaking insane!But that was Emma. She had to return, 'cause she's Ride or Die, baby. Ben was trapped; she didn't simply sit and wait for a decade to go by- oh no. She prepared, like Sarah Connors, until her window of opportunity returned. And when she set off, she took with her a set of her own soldiers to get her man back.
Primordia II was better than the first book, because the enterprise lost none of its flare. There've been a handful of sequels that simply didn't do it for me, due to either loss of interest by the author or they simply ran out of ideas. Not with Primordia II. It returns you to your absolute worst nightmares and makes you fight for survival from beginning to final breath.
(Still Reading Portion of Review)I loved being able to see what was happening to both Ben and Emma with her team. It kept hope alive, but I'm not sure how well the ending is going to be, since I recently found out there's a book 3! I love how the creatures, the monsters are more deadly, more terrifying, and make your skin crawl while listening/reading. Poor Juan... that's all I'm going to say about that. I have about two and a half hours left to read so I'm going to pause the rest of this review until I'm finished. I have no doubt I'm going to be thrilled with it all.
(Completion of novel) So, now that I'm finished, I can say that I'm more than pleasantly pleased with this book and series. I'm also positive I'll never want to visit anything Amazonian, or tepui's any time soon. The death's were rough, the creatures frightening- None for me thanks. I'm driving!
The ending, especially the chapter with Andy, the paleontologist, was good, but what triggered the walk into into book 3, I wonder? Could it have been the part where two science observers spotted the hot air balloon? Had something escaped? I guess I shall see, because I will definitely be reading the next book.
If you like monsters, the Primordia series should be on your bookshelf. I'm off to the next read. Cheers!
Primordia II: Return to the Lost World
Greig Beck
Narrated by Sean Mangan
Bolinda Audio
Runtime 10 hours 56 mins
Released February 2019
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