Venom

By: John Lee Schneider

Narrated by: Khai Lannor

The black mamba is the most dangerous snake on Earth. Its bite is one-hundred percent fatal, sometimes within minutes.

Unless you are treated with antivenin—a serum created from snake-venom.

Doctor Jack Wright runs the Venom Lab, keeping mambas, cobras, and vipers of all kinds. He risks his life daily, extracting toxins directly from the fangs of the most venomous serpents in the world.

But after a break-in at the lab, dozens of these deadly reptiles have escaped into the surrounding neighborhoods.

Now, kids are getting bit, and entire families are turning up dead.

Jack knows there will be more–and only he can stop it.

But even as he hunts down the deadliest creatures on Earth, Jack discovers something more sinister than snake-bite.

Something called murder.

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feels like an incomplete story

Sadly, there really isn't a plot buildup. Book begins midway in the story. the first main act had already happened and we are left with a slow plodding along of the main character. For me it was just 'he did this, then he did this, and then this happened, and then it was over." The narrator is okay, but very much one note, too much like an AI. if you just want a quick book then this is okay.