I was impressed with the author's grasp of what goes on in the mind, fear. I have a 'PS.' for this review : I am a Nam vet and a combat grunt. Yes I will follow up with other stories by this author, but I'll space them out giving my elders ears some rest & recovery. Experience with, doesn't keep you up with action. I had to slow the speech speed down to 80% for my focus to keep up, even then I had to laugh at how short each listening session was.

His name alone, sells audio books.īut over the top for me I'm 70 now, 20, or even 10 years ago I would have feasted on this story and fished for a sequel, at least more from that author. Bray What can I say about this guy that I have not already said? I feel sorry for Science Fiction, Horror, or adventure writers that can't get Bray to do their narrating. In July, when the sequel comes out, it will probably start as number one, so you might as well get this read now. It will fall below Martian, Bob and Expedition, but it will hang around the top ten for a long time. At the time of this writing, this is number Uno for Sci-Fi contemporary. None the less, this entertains 100% of the time. The characters are a bit cliché, their are no light moments and this will never be considered a classic piece. WHAT ARE THOSE MUTANT F'S DIGGING FOR? I really like the mutants in this book. The writing is so well done, that you feel you are there. One is the destroyed earth and the other is in the air. I am glad I gave this author a second chance. My first review of a NSS book was damaging and just not good. A little over 500 humans are surviving barely, on an airship that was not meant to be home to anybody. It is has these huge electrical storms and no sun light. His apocalyptic world is filled with scary eyeless mutants, that want to eat you. Smith has really come up with a winner here. I DON'T KNOW WHAT I SAW, BUT I DON'T EVER WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN Scary, Adventurous, exciting and puts you in the middle of the action.

Hell divers by nicholas sansbury smith