SUB ZERO

By: Matt James

Narrated by: Daniel Henning

The only thing colder than the Antarctic air is the icy chill of death....

Off the coast of McMurdo Station, in the frigid waters of the Southern Ocean, a new species of Antarctic octopus is unintentionally discovered. Specialists aboard a state-of-the-art DARPA research vessel aim to apply the animal's "sub-zero venom" to one of their projects: an experimental painkiller designed for soldiers on the front lines.

All is going according to plan until the ship is caught in an intense storm. The retrofitted tanker is rocked, and the onboard laboratory is destroyed. Amid the chaos, the lead scientist is infected by a strange virus while conducting the specimen's dissection.

The scientist didn't die in the accident. He changed.

©2019 Matt James (P)2020 Tantor

Good

the narrator was overall pretty good. the story was really good only it had to much cussing for my liking. really enjoyed how the creature wasn't at all what I had expected.

ugh...

iv tried 2 or 3 times in the year or so this has been in my library to listen. BUT idk I can't put my finger on what I can't stand. Maybe it's the writing. this book makes me feel like morty when they are on the purging planet and the author does the cut back 2 weeks bf.... 2 years bf.

Sub-Par

Not really anything new or unique from this story. Sadly other works by this author are good, but this one misses on so many levels. How infected, effects, and the creature actions and behavior all are less then spectacular or scary. Can’t recommend.

Not a bad try

The plot was the best thing about this book the characters were likable enough but the truth is I kept getting distracted by the narrator he was just awful and every so often the audio would sound different like it was recorded on a different day or with different equipment. All in all it was just to distracting.

Good story but got annoyed by the captain

Enjoyed the story very much but got annoyed with the captain house character kept bringing up his daughter in every other sentence who is also a main character in the story could have done without the constant reminder they are related.