Scorpion Swarm

By: Michael Cole

Narrated by: P.J. Ochlan

When a terrorist organization take control of an island research facility, Rob Cashen and his band of mercenaries are recruited to eliminate the terrorists and rescue the hostages. Upon arrival, they realize something has gone horribly wrong. Terrorist outposts are in ruins, guns and equipment are left abandoned, but no bodies can be found. In the ensuing investigation, Rob discovers the horrific consequences of genetic tampering.

Hordes of giant scorpions have taken over the island. Their hunger is insatiable, their numbers are increasing, and their food supply is dwindling. Armed with razor-sharp claws and javelin-like stingers, they mercilessly slaughter anything in their path. Now the team must fight for survival as the horde of scorpions pursue them through the jungle.

©2019 Michael Cole (P)2020 Tantor

Hmmm

This book was not as good as his other books I must say. Seems like it was just write to be a B action movie. Corny in alot of spots for sure.

RedRider

Very good! I could hear it over and over! Hope to see if there are more like this!

It’s a creative fun popcorn creature story

This story knew what it was and stuck with it. Sometimes I want a deep meaning creature horror and sometimes I want a just tear them apart and chaos popcorn horror. This delivered. No overly cleaver trying to keep you guessing but full of smart characters that struggle in a situation anyone would get killed in. Overall enjoyed. Thank you.

Scorpion Everywhere

This Story was really engaging from start to first. it reminded of the old school Creature Feature movies back in the day.
I loved the banner between Rob's team of Mercenaries sent on the rescue mission especially Steel. The twist were really good especially involving the Two main bad guys.

Oversized Bugs

Scorpion Swarm by Michael Cole is a fun thrill ride. The action starts off from the first page. The overall plot is your typical mercenaries versus a a swarm of creatures. However what makes this one stand out over the others is the intensity of the story. The characters are never safe and are constantly dealing with their adversaries. The human enemies in this book were also very well written. You really enjoyed every time one of them met their end. As far as the main cast I really enjoyed how the mercenaries were written. They acted just as any real military unit would in this situation. They also were written with great chemistry between one another. The deaths in this story were quite brutal and well written. The narrator P.J Ochlan did a fantastic job bringing the characters and the story to life. All in all I would recommend Scorpion Swarm to anyone who likes a good creature feature thrill ride or is a fan of Michael Cole.