The Tindalos Asset

Tinfoil Dossier Series, Book 3

By: Caitlin R. Kiernan

Narrated by: Chelsea Stephens

A rundown apartment in Koreatown. A Los Angeles winter. A strung out, worn out, wrecked, and used government agent is scraped up off the pavement, cleaned up, and reluctantly sent out into battle one last time.

Ellison Nicodemo has seen and done terrible things. She thought her only remaining quest was for oblivion. Then the Signalman comes calling. He wants to learn if she can stop the latest apocalypse. Ellison, once a unique and valuable asset, can barely remember why she ever fought the good fight.

Still, you don't say no to the Signalman, and the time has come to face her fears and the nightmare forces that almost destroyed her. Only Ellison can unleash the hound of Tindalos....

©2020 Caitlín R. Kiernan (P)2020 Tantor

Great Story Well Read

Great Cthulhu Mythos writing, with human depth. The excellent reader sounds somewhat like Laurie Anderson.

Less confusing than Black Helicopters

The Tindalos Asset is a fun listen. I enjoyed it a lot more than Black Helicopters. Agents of Dreamland is still my favorite however.

Think X-Files. Think Lovecraft. You get the idea.

lovecraftian goodness

really fun story. x files turned up to 11. love all the references to different books. i think i got them all

Entertaining MIB/Horror story!

The Tindalos Asset is one of those books that leaves me scratching my head for several reasons. I’m not sure how I came to possess the audiobook. I wonder if I ever read the description, and if I did what was I thinking at that time? I sure didn’t read the description before I started listening, in fact I started listening to The Tindalos Asset because I needed a book to listen to while I was walking while waiting on my wife to finish an appointment and the length of the book fit what I needed and had time for. Of course, had I looked at my library a bit closer I would have realized this was the third book of three in the Tinfoil Dossier. Nex up on my listening schedule will be books 1 - 2

Now don’t misinterpret my previous musing to say I didn’t enjoy this story, because I sure did. While I will admit this is one very weird story and the way it shifts POV and timelines demands the listener’s attention. But once you get into the story it becomes mesmerizing. I found myself hoping that appointment would drag on for longer so that I might finish the book all at once. Along with the vivid descriptions of this story, the narration by Chelsea Stephens brought the story and each character to life.

Boring

These books go absolutely no where. Three titles and nothing is accomplished and then just ends. Waste of my credits