Aliens in the Fog

By: DAVID GUENTHER

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

April 1, 1944, San Francisco, California. Reports of strange lights in the sky were no joke. They were, in fact, alien invaders. The lights could be seen every night, darting through the sky for days after. After the initial war nerves were put to rest. Folks started calling the strange lights “Foo Fighters” after the cartoon strip.
On April 9, 1944, a strange dense fog rolled in over the city. That’s when the Walinzi invaders attacked under the cover of the fog, unseen until they were on shore. They easily wiped out the mighty gun batteries protecting the Presidio and the city. The invaders continued on unintentionally cutting off the head of the army when they destroyed the Western Defense Command and Fourth Army Headquarters, which were responsible for coordinating the defenses of the entire West Coast.
Once all contact was lost with the Presidio and all the units assigned there, the 183 Regimental Combat Team “Fire Fighters” were brought in to investigate. The unit whose responsibility was a mobile fighting force in case of invasion by the Japanese. Once they entered San Francisco, they were attacked by fearless, rabid five foot tall crabs intent only on eating. Their masters, the Walinzi, had no compassion or fear as their “pets” devoured an Army and a city of innocent civilians. The 183rd prewarned were able to halt the invader's advance. That’s when the Battle for San Francisco got decidedly hotter.
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the narration was better than expected

good story. pretty good narration. ive heard peoplexdo worse jobs.

great story. a alternate ww2. and the aliens invade. told from several viewpoints.

Really immersive war story (with aliens)

I found this book by accident and I am so thrilled I did. I usually listen to really hard SciFi and this is not hard SciFi. But, the story is so well written it didn't matter that the science was skimmed over. I enjoyed the gore and the tension and that the characters felt real. No untouchable all knowing protagonists. No over explanation or lecturing. Just a good story. I don't know why, but I enjoyed this book much more than some of the top rated SciFi books, many of which I haven't been able to finish because I just can't loose myself in the story. The virtual narration didn't bother me like it usually does. It sounded farely human to me.

To the author- Well done. I am now a fan. When I submit this, I am going to look for more books written by you.