Trekker

Book 2 in the Corps of Discovery Series

By: James S. Peet

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Lions and saber-tooth tigers and cave bears. Oh my!

Bill Clark realizes he’s not on Earth anymore when his plane crash lands 10,000 miles from help on an unexplored, uninhabited planet. Uninhabited by homo sapiens, that is. It seems most of the inhabitants are hungry predators straight out of the Ice Age. With no hope of rescue, Bill and his fellow survivors have to rely on all their training, skills, and quick reactions to stay alive. And that's just the first week!

Experience this hero's journey now by reading the latest installment in the Corps of Discovery Series.

Goodreads Review: Excellent conclusion to Surveyor. You do need to read Surveyor to understand this book. I love the geographical details as well as survival skills written thoughout the book.

VDVMagazine Geodesy and Geoinformatics (Academic Journal) Review: "Both books are highly recommended to read. In a technical world, they are reminiscent of the works of Karl May. The books are captivating and exciting in their richly detailed and addictive nature. Unfortunately, the announced third band is still to come."

the story line it is a very interesting premise

the narration is complete shit virtual voice is terrible its like something is speaking English for the first time

Great Listen

Believable story construction. A mix of action, alternate history, and well developed characters. Love the sequencing through the books in this series.

Keep them coming!

A great story line, Woodlore, and survival skills mixed with some.l science fiction. Am enjoying the series. Keep them coming!

Not ready for prime time.

Virtual voice doesn’t hold up to professional readers/performers. It can’t deliver the nuances a professional reader intuits.

crappy digital reading

crappy digital reading made it hard to understand, will never order AI read book again