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  • Gorgon

  • Alex Hunter, Book 5
  • By: Greig Beck
  • Narrated by: Sean Mangan
  • Length: 14 hrs and 41 mins
  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (105 ratings)

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Gorgon

By: Greig Beck
Narrated by: Sean Mangan
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An ancient evil awakens ... Alex Hunter has been found – sullen, alone, leaving a path of destruction as he wanders across America. Only the foolish get in the way of the drifter wandering the streets late at night. Across the world, something has been released by a treasure hunter in a hidden chamber of the Basilica Cisterns in Istanbul. Something hidden there by Emperor Constantine himself, and deemed by him too horrifying and dangerous to ever be set free. It now stalks the land, leaving its victims turned to stone, and is headed on a collision course with a NATO base. The Americans can’t let it get there, but can’t be seen to intervene. There is only one option – send in the HAWCs. But Alex and the HAWCs are not the only ones seeking out the strange being. Uli Borshov – Borshov the Beast, who has a score to settle with the Arcadian – moves to intercept him, setting up a deadly collision of epic proportions where only one can survive. Join Alex Hunter as he learns to trust his former commander and colleagues again as the HAWCs challenge an age-old being straight from myth and legend.
©2014 Greig Beck. The moral right of the author has been asserted (P)2014 Bolinda Publishing
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'Greig Beck is Clive Cussler meets Matthew Reilly – violent, visceral and very, very good fun.' (Australian South Coast Register)

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Didn't like the ending of this one

Not seeing any real growth from each book. always the same kind of fights and outcomes. Would really like to see some evolution of the Arcadian. His fight with the Russian at the end was outstaying it's welcome.. just kill that f**king guy already! then there was no real fight with the Gorgon. I enjoyed the book for the most part. But after all these books I'm left wanting something more. New monsters are good... But the main draw of these books is Alex.. Give him more to do! and less time getting his was kicked! Don't be afraid to just let him be a force of nature and kick some ass 👍

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His best yet

Would you listen to Gorgon again? Why?

Yes and I already have. The best Alex Hunter story yet. Nice complicated plot, great technology. Great links to historical elements, I really enjoyed it.

What other book might you compare Gorgon to, and why?

More intense action scenes that are more drawn out, reminds me of Matthew Reilly.

Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I just wanted to keep driving so I could keep listening.

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