Spawn

By: Donald F. Glut

Narrated by: Dane Petersen

A Science-Terror Story by the Author of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

He was trapped on a planet of deadly dinosaurs that made Jurassic Park seem like a kid's playground! For one thing, they were smarter than the average dinosaur!

The Marshall Museum sent Gene Bishop on a simple mission to the distant world of Erigon to collect dinosaur eggs for the museum’s spectacular DinoWorld park - a scrupulous recreation of the Mesozoic Era on Earth. Bishop figured it as a quick in and out - swoop down, grab some eggs and be gone. But he figured wrong.

When one of the indigenous women, Leea, who had spent her whole life fleeing from the gigantic, macabre creatures, tried to set Bishop right, he ignored her. The Terran simply could not believe what she was trying to tell him: That there was one terrifying difference between Erigon’s dinosaurs and their extinct Earth brethren - the Erigon dinos were intelligent, and horror and destruction were sure to follow if the eggs were taken back to Earth and allowed to breed. But Bishop had too much at stake both fame and fortune to want to believe her. Some people have to learn the hard way, and for Bishop what happened next was a lesson that could cost him his life and much more.

©1976, 2021 Donald F. Glut (P)2021 Wordwooze Publishing

Star Trek meets Jurassic park.

When I started listening I wasn’t sure what to think, but after the first chapter wow. Great writing and performance. Lots of twists and turns and things I would have never expected. Hope there is a sequel in the works.

Very interesting book.. Love it

I loved this book. Very exciting and unique. Keep my interest. You won't be sorry if you get it.

Too much rambling and overwhelming amount of details

More like an encyclopaedic description of prehistoric animals and non stop rambling of these creatures’ habitat and behaviour rather than what happened to the characters of the story. Probably just not the kind of story I’m looking for.

Could have been more

I really wanted to fall into this story but it was a bit rushed and felt forced. I think it could be better if it was fleshed out.

Great premise, execution shoddy.

This would be a really great story. It has dinosaurs, space travel, and action. To me it felt like it was rushed and I got lost a few times while listening to it. I think there were some scenes where they focused too much, and other scenes that needed more attention. Overall, I like the narrator and the story has great potential.