Revelations

Extinction Point, Book 3

By: Paul Antony Jones

Narrated by: Emily Beresford

There is nowhere left to run. In the wake of the deadly plague that virtually annihilated the human race, a vast red jungle teeming with alien creatures and lethal plants is devouring Earth, swallowing buildings whole, and ruthlessly decimating what life remains. A witness to the terrifying transformation, survivor Emily Baxter thinks the odds against humanity can’t get any worse.

She is wrong.

The thrilling conclusion to the best-selling Extinction Point series, Revelations takes a humanity on the brink of devastation…and throws it over the edge!

©2014 Paul Antony Jones (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

It's read like it was a children's book

Is there anything you would change about this book?

I wish I read it with my eyes. Jones is a good storyteller but the narrator uses sing-song tone like a librarian reading to a classroom of 6 year olds. Her Scottish accent is painful.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Revelations?

Apocalyptic details

How did the narrator detract from the book?

Child like and groan worthy.

Was Revelations worth the listening time?

Barely

Any additional comments?

Sorry. Audition narrators. I feel like maybe this was a family member.

excellent finale

This third volume is as good as its predecessors and frankly it ends much better than expected. Very satisfying. The only complaint I have is with the narration. Emily Beresford does a good job through the entire series with the narration and with giving unique voices to the characters but in this third installment, she is called upon to do English and Scottish accents and unfortunately these prove distracting and unconvincing. While this is disappointing, the audio book is still well worth the listen.

A good finale

I hope you've read the first two because they are fun and interesting. with an ending you won't expect

Ok

Since I have to type in a review, this is going to be it.

Interesting ending

It kind of dragged on for awhile. The series itself was interesting. It wold make a good mini series.