Super Moon Protocol

By: J. T. Fluhart

Narrated by: Steven Osarczuk

Fifty years ago, a vicious animal attack sparked by the lunar calendar destroyed a small farming family north of Dallas, Texas. No one knew the impact that night would have on the world's future. Today, that same lunar event will occur again. The question is, will the same vicious event reoccur? If it does, will it be isolated like before or on a global scale?

Against the clock, Rob and Mel Florchett must solve the mystery behind the attack in 1970 and put the pieces of their family back together. Along the way they befriend locally renowned psychologist, Dr. Maria Sheltie. Through their combined research and bravery they outwit the CIA and survive the brutality of a Mexican cartel boss. But will family, friendship and pure luck be enough to prevent the world as we know it from an all out animal apocalypse? Conspiracy, suspense, and peril lurk around every corner in this heart-pumping race-against-the-clock thriller.

©2021 Jonathan Fluhart (P)2021 Jonathan Fluhart

What a ride!

I thought the story was written well. It flowed nicely. The science fact mixed in plausibly with the science fiction to make you think.... It could happen.... maybe.... Very independent and powerful female characters. The author did a nice job putting women into difficult/sometimes heart racing situations and allowing the reader to follow them through their struggles and ultimately be victorious in their own right. While the story is a sci-fi genre you can tell right away the author is a strong family man because the subplot was all about the struggles a family faces trying to survive overwhelming odds during a crisis. Husband and wife, mother and father, brother and sister and extended family were all included. The narration I thought was spot on! This narrator's voice just pulls you into the story and makes everything seem like it's real and happening next to you. He knows not only how to read, but how to emote while reading which turns a narration into a performance. You can really feel the action sequences while listening to this narrator. I am definately looking forward to more books from J.T Fluhart and more performances from Steven Osarczuk

wow

I generally get bored with books because I get distracted easily. this was a different story! edge of my seat all day!

Col. Sanders rooster and supermoon with GMO

I enjoyed this book; it has so many twists and turns. I don’t think I want to look at it the same way again. There were so many different ranges of emotions that I went through with the characters, laughing about the rooster being named Col. Sanders, to being sick to my stomach at how the animals were attacking each other and the humans as well. I can't wait to read the sequel
Review by Taylor Boykin