The Anomaly

Earthburst Saga, Book 4

By: Craig A. Falconer

Narrated by: Scott Aiello

I guess saving the world once wasn't enough…

First it was the auroras, lighting up Europe every night.

Then came the weird clouds over Africa.

The tidal shifts... the failing crops... the crazy changes to animal migration...

And I think all of this is just the start.

I don't buy the official line that these are natural occurrences.

Not anymore. Not since a whistleblower hid a coded message in my invitation for an upcoming commemoration ceremony on The Vita.

Now I know the truth—that Earth is in serious danger from the side-effects of their reckless research.

Since the moment I found out, I’ve known what I have to do.

Three years ago, I went into space and almost died saving the world from a madman’s evil plan.

When I made it home, I swore I'd never leave my family behind again.

But to make sure we'll still have a planet to call home in another three years, I have to go back.

And this time, they're coming with me...

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The Anomaly is the fourth book in The Earthburst Saga, which begins with Last Man Standing. From Craig A. Falconer, bestselling author of the global blockbuster Not Alone.

©2023 Craig Falconer (P)2023 Recorded Books

Love this series

I’m really enjoying this series. I can’t wait for the next book. The characters are great and I especially love the parrot. The narrator is awesome too.

Perseverance

I love the story line. I don’t usually like Sci-fi but I’m loving this series!

A few sound related glitches but great otherwise

Gets better and better. I can't wait until the next book in the series .

The Anomaly Great add to series by Craig

The description the of story sites and the ending work well. I liked the bird part of the story and the ending. It is story we wished our leaders would be able to write caring About all of us, but they follow the worst side of men and Craig sees that in his story which makes it easy to cheer for the few who do step forward to help us all. Great job Mr Falconer!

a step back, but still good

For some reason the plot didn't hold my attention like previous books in the series. Narration was still excellent, and I'm already grabbing the next book.