The Harbinger
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The Harbinger
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Narrated by:
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Michael Ahr
About this listen
It starts as a whisper, barely audible.
Rumors. Paranoia. Conspiracy theories. Subterfuge.
Like lightning, the plague moves across the globe, spreading out in all directions and leaving few alive. But the end is only the beginning.
Discovered in the Alaskan permafrost, the ancient virus was reanimated and genetically altered. The new strain showed great promise in curing many of mankind's afflictions. When the specimen fell into the hands of the Russian theocracy, their inept scientists attempted to create a biological weapon - a weapon that outsmarted them. Now, the androvirus is a deadly airborne plague, conquering the world in a matter of days. With a communicability of 100% and a mortality rate of over 90%, there is no immunity. For the survivors, who can suppress the virus, there is only change. A few adapt, but most become walking, talking gray horrors with an appetite for flesh.
Primarily set in the American city of Memphis, four loosely-connected strangers, caught up in their lives, find their worlds annihilated by the swiftly-moving plague. Alex Connelly is a wealthy young executive, living an idyllic life with his pregnant wife, Madison. Kirk Foster is a self-absorbed aging gay man, desperate to hang onto his youth and sex appeal. Meredith Brinkley's ongoing war with breast cancer takes a turn for the worse, and she faces an impending double mastectomy. Logan King is a closeted baseball jock, playing for a minor league team while coming to terms with his true identity. And only together will they survive....
Includes Book 1: Pathogen, Book 2: The Curtain Falls, Book 3: Creepers, and Book 4: Numbers.
Please note: There are straight and gay characters and a few that exist somewhere in between. There are characters of different races and religious backgrounds. There are opinionated characters. There is profanity. There is intimacy and clipped love scenes, some being of the male-for-male variety. There are also guns and graphic violence.
©2016 Keegan Kennedy (P)2017 Keegan KennedyWhat listeners say about The Harbinger
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- Anonymous User
- 12-05-2018
awesome story
Great story, well written. Well read for the most part but the narrator should never try to do an Australian accent again, it was just painful to listen to in that chapter.
Apart from a few other tiny things that irked me like some words pronounced wrong it was a great performance.
Cant wait to listen to the rest of the series.
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- Petra
- 22-05-2018
Nice and long
It’s good to find a book that takes me nearly a month to get through for a change.
I wasn’t bothered but the sex stuff but I did find it a bit tacky occasionally. Probably because of the stereotyped gay voices. Speaking of the narrator, his voice is nice until he swaps to different voices for the characters. Quite irritating
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- Ruth
- 02-02-2019
a new experience
Hmmm. I listened to this out of curiosity as it has an LGBTQI flavour. The first 26 Chapters seem largely about the character’s self-involved lives plus a bit of queer awareness & fat shaming. This book had a lot of good ideas but could have badly done with a better Editor. There is a lot of repetition of facts.
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- Nicholas Wright
- 27-08-2019
Genuinely original take
Loved the LGBTI focus - very real/verisimilitude was great. Narrator had a big job and probably wasn't up to it - but props to him for dealing with a lot of characters and subplots. He just often used the wrong voice for the wrong person which was slightly confusing.
I really like the concept and I am glad they didn't continue beyond the last book.
No supernatural nonsense, and I loved the take on the 'zombies'.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-03-2019
It drove me nuts!
Struggled to finish this one. The characters were one dimensional, and the narrator, while clearly spoken was awful. Predictable, boring and unimaginative.
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