Loch Ness Legacy

By: Boyd Morrison

Narrated by: David Marantz

1827: During a trek to Loch Ness, Scotland, a young Charles Darwin encounters a mysterious and terrifying creature that provides a spark for his evolutionary theory.

2013: Almost 200 years later and across the channel in Paris, the Eiffel Tower is under attack. Only through detective work, intuition, and a judicious application of high-tech weaponry does former Army combat engineer Tyler Locke prevent a massacre.

What Tyler doesn't know is that the assault is just the beginning of a conspiracy so dark that it not only threatens the lives of those he loves, but could also ignite World War III. Racing against time to uncover Darwin's centuries-old secret, he must solve a series of cryptic clues to find a manuscript that has been so cleverly hidden it hasn't been seen since the Victorian age.

Tyler's quest takes him from the bustling tourist hotspots of Seattle to the splendor of Versailles to the remote Highlands of Scotland in a battle to reveal the shocking truth behind the legend of the Loch Ness monster.

©2013 Boyd Morrison (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Good book , easy to follow, intersting

What made the experience of listening to Loch Ness Legacy the most enjoyable?

It was easy to follow and the books plot was interesting.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Tyler Locke

Have you listened to any of David Marantz’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

His voice is good and interesting

If you could take any character from Loch Ness Legacy out to dinner, who would it be and why?

Tyler Locke

Fantastic Adventure!

A delightful fantasy adventure, with winning characters and gripping dramatic suspense and, of course, Nessie!

Fun but way out there.

Fun book, but a little too much of a stretch. Great chase and fight scenes but the Loch Ness Monster. Cmon man.

one of Boyd's best

loved it. each chapter had twists and turns. kept my interest. excellent. couldn't wait to hear the next situation.

Very enjoyable

I must say I don’t agree with his take on evolution or theology but it didn’t ruin the story - just felt a little preachy at times and you could tell he was trying to shove his viewpoint on you. Other than that - fast paced and a great read with interesting characters. This is the second novel I’ve read of his and I’ll probably buy another. Good entertainment!