Magdeburg 1945

By: David Hernandez

Narrated by: Commodore James

A squad of American soldiers are given orders to investigate a deserted secret Nazi bunker. Nothing could have prepared them for the unimaginable horrors lurking in the darkness below.

©2017 David Hernandez (P)2017 David Hernandez

perfect short

What did you love best about Magdeburg 1945?

the fast pace

Any additional comments?

I loved the screen play format ,for anyone who likes a quick bedtime scare,this is it

Gritty and authentic, bizarre and terrifying

This novella is a solid and compelling military horror story about virus experimentation gone awry, not just once but twice. You know what they say about history and how ignorance dooms us to repeat it. And in some cases, it's so very much worse the second time around, especially for a man unfortunate enough to face the devastating events both times.

The characters were gritty and authentic, and the people-become-monsters were bizarre and terrifying. Hernandez eerily knows what *my* nightmares are made of.

I listened to the Audible version, and it was surprisingly well done. The narration is distinctive and precise, very easy to listen to. The background sound effects are an unexpected enhancement, adding just enough to the screenplay style to make it engaging.

Beware the bunker.

The screen play format took some getting use too but this story delivers a full featured story.

Cool Story

Magdeburg 1945 was a fast paced story that could have been a prequel to "DOOM". Commodore James did a wonderful job with the narration keeping me listening from start to finish. Congrats to the both of you for an engaging story.

Suspense

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

What horrors hide in the dark of a Nazi experimentation bunker? A group of American soldiers aim to find out. This was suspenseful and I thought it was brilliant. The best part however was the backing music. I didn't realise it was there at first, but in the bunker it was dark and foreboding. I was thrown really off kilter when it changed to swaying grass and chirping birds when it was outside. It was brilliant.