Earth Yell

Earth Song #5

by Nick Cook

Far beneath the ocean, something is awake, ready to begin the defence of our world… When rumours reach Eden of strange lights beneath the seas surrounding Cuba and Russian spy ships and subs in the area, Lauren and the team quickly realise that the sightings have all the hallmarks of a waiting micro mind. But if so, why hasn’t there been an accompanying neutrino burst? Departing for the island, they are quickly drawn into discovering what happened to a diver and his sister, two treasure wreck seekers who went missing in mysterious circumstances. Could this be linked to what has been happening beneath the ocean, especially as one of them heard a strange, whale-like song before their disappearance? With Mike back on the team, they arrive at Cuba and track down the missing children’s father, Carlos Fernández, who has critical information about what happened to his children. With time of the essence and the realisation that the Overseers are chasing the scent too, Lauren and co team up with a famous Canadian marine biologist and billionaire, Leon Dupont. His unbeatable experience of deep-sea exploration together with his submersible, Neptune - a craft capable of descending to incredible depths - will be critical to discovering what really happened to the wreck divers. What they will discover will be the ultimate key to everything that Lauren, Jack and Mike have been working towards. The team stands on the cusp of discovering the true purpose of the micro minds, but can they beat the Russians and their Overseer masters to it before all hope is extinguished for any hope of our planet’s survival? Earth Yell is the sequel to Earth Howl , and is part of the Multiverse Chronicles , an epic series of interlinked stories that follows humanity’s struggle to survive across parallel universes.

Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy

340 pages, Paperback

Published April 19, 2021

Reviews

[Pamela Grissom]

Absolutely

I’d recommend this book to anyone but especially to those who invest in the characters. The science is right up there (little though I know) with any read that concentrates on earth and it’s inhabitants.

[Robert Studabaker]

Waiting

This author knows how to keep a reader wanting more to the story. Waiting is like waiting for a next episode of a weekly t.v. show. Keep them coming. Oh, remember Earth vs the Flying Saucers? The end of Yell looks familiar.

[Aylaleilani]

Great Read!

I really enjoyed this book. Honestly, much more than I did book
3 & 4, but they did add to character building.
Exciting and creative. Made my imagination explode as the underwater stricter came to life.
I am really looking forward to book 6!
Thank you

[Jennifer]

no need for homosexuality

And you’ve signed your death warrant with the whackcine. I like your stories sans the woke crap. Maybe the series will be finished before you succumb to it

[Steven R.]

Great!

If you have read the previous books in the Earth Song series, then this book will fit right into what you want to read. Enjoy it.

[Marcelle Mahon]

Awesome

One of those books you try to read slow to make it last
but can’t. Would love to see the movies made.

[Juan]

Good read

It was entertaining, good fiction but not really how war is fought. Still a good read for fun. All in all fun

[Cameron]

Good reading

Mr cook does it again. Great plot, good character's, believable sci-fi story line. I can't wait to start book 6. Find the first book and start the great story ride.

[David R. Shannon Jr]

Fast moving.

So far this series has helped me miss a lot of sleep. It's hard to put down. I've Ben doing two days per book. Almost at the end now.

[Stitch]

Five books in and the series is still going strong. Good characters and fast paced action.

[Rick Riccobono]

Earth Yell

The mission is far from finished. Lauren and her team still have to find the other micro minds. On to Book 6 Earth Scream

[Dchamp]

Seriously, I can't get enough of these books!