Dave Freedman

Brilliant story with regards to evolution.
One of the first audiobooks that I listened to that wasn't narrated by the author. I guess that is why I tended to lose track of who's who and made listening to the story a bit confusing at times. The narrator didn't give the individuals any individuality.

I really wanted to like this book. It has such a promising concept, but it just got bogged down in clunky writing.

A group of scientists tracking a new predatory species of sea creature that is intelligent and vicious, larger, surprisingly having evolved with the ability to fly and live on land, find they are the ones being tracked. The reading is easy-paced but once you get to the last quarter of the book, it reads like a jump off a plane and your speeding down the pages fast.

This is an unexpectedly good read with an exciting ending.

I read A LOT and this book had me on the edge of my seat almost the entire time. At first, I was a little skeptical of the concept but as i got into it felt the author made it incredibly believable to the point it felt this new species actually exists. It was just terrifying. LOVED it.