Supertide

A Natural-Disaster Thriller

"A disaster thriller that will keep you sitting on the edge of the seat and holding your breath...Fast-paced and perfectly developed, the action never stops in Supertide, and relentlessly grows until the end. A must-read for thriller fans." - Reader's Favorite

A "terrifying, science-driven thriller...Freeman humanizes the plot through scenes giving the perspective of ordinary people caught up in the cataclysm." - Publisher's Weekly

No need to visit the ocean. The ocean is coming to visit you.

Deep in the Atlantic, the ocean floor is shifting, changing in ways unseen for millions of years. The tectonic movement launches a pair of tsunamis on North America’s East Coast, killing thousands and flooding Washington, D.C.

A small band of scientists fears the possibility of another disaster. As they strive to convince skeptical authorities of the risk, the likelihood of a more powerful seismic event grows…

good story

The virtual voice is somewhat monotone but not as bad as people are reviewing. This make me laugh when they write that books are overly dramatic. 🤣

Storyline was just OK

The narration was terrible. l will not listen to another computer generated narration because of the lack of any emotions in the presentation.

Great story

Liked story couldn’t finish due to computer voice was painful. I tried to listen due to great story but had to stop due to the mechanical mono-tone voice. Will have to read it instead of listening to this book.

Virtual Narrator

Terrible. Virtually unlistenable. Tried my best but could not tolerate the virtual voice. I will know NOT to get books without human narration in future

Too technical.

80% focused on scientists, government officials. Best to speed up the audio, slow speaking. If you love scientific details and government stuffy officials then this is for you.