Project Maigo

A Kaiju Thriller

By: Jeremy Robinson

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Jon Hudson, head of the Department of Homeland Security's Fusion Center - Paranormal Division, is haunted by Boston's destruction at the hands of Nemesis, a 300-foot-tall monster with the heart of a murdered little girl, Maigo. In the time since Boston fell and Nemesis retreated to the ocean's depths, Hudson has helped prepare the United States against future attacks. But no one is prepared for what rises from the depths.

Five Kaiju attack cities and consume the world's citizens in an unstoppable rampage around the globe. But it soon becomes apparent that these attacks aren't all random events. Hudson is targeted, putting the FC-P headquarters, known as the Crow's Nest, and his team, in the very large crosshairs. General Lance Gordon, a man who carries Nemesis' vengeful heart in his chest, directs the Kaiju, and when Hudson finds protection from an unlikely source, the General turns his attention to his next target.

While Gordon and his Kaiju storm toward Washington, D.C., Hudson, along with his team and some new and unusual allies, race to stand in their path, hoping to spare the nation - and the world - from destruction. But salvation at the end of all things will come only through the gravest of sacrifices.

With Project Nemesis, Jeremy Robinson introduced the world of popular fiction to Kaiju, a word that has become popularized by the movie Pacific Rim, and is associated with classic movie monsters such as Godzilla and Gamera. In the year since the release of Project Nemesis, the audiobook has become the best-selling original Kaiju novel of all time, and it is being featured in the video game Colossal Kaiju Combat: Fall of Nemesis. In Project Maigo, Robinson amps up the scale, the characters and the city-stomping action, treating listeners to a truly monstrous experience typically reserved for the big screen.

©2013 Jeremy Robinson (P)2014 Jeremy Robinson

Must read sequel

Any additional comments?

This was a really fun, action-packed story. At times the story has you laughing, crying and cheering. I hope we get more in this series. Jeffrey Kafer is superb as usual.

Amazing sequel

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Definitely Project Nemesis: A Kaiju Thriller was one of the best narrator and author combinations that I've heard In a while, and the story is extremely quick suck you in

Who was your favorite character and why?

Hudson, some of the best humor I've read

Any additional comments?

We'll worth a credit, if you haven't read Project Nemesis: A Kaiju Thriller I strongly recommend picking it up to

all day and twice on sundays

great job with the compounding of the 2 stories going togeth at the end really got me hooked

Can’t stop reading Jeremy Robinson

When I was a child- a long, long time ago, I would watch UHF channel 17 in Atlanta on a small black and white tV and watch monster movies On lucky Friday nights and Saturdays. I cried when the original Godzilla and the Dr died - for both of them. Robinson has takin the strange beast of lore to a whole new level. I can’t just review this book because to me it’s the big story that comes together in a way that brings much joy to this readers mind. But this book is especially wonderful for what is revealed. Read anything this man writes and travel through his worlds of depth, horror, perseverance and redemption. Outstanding!

This was the most action packed Kaiju story yet.

This time the story revolves around lots of Kaiju: thus setting up a Kaiju deathmatch. While on the surface this sounds like the most interesting storyline yet it was filled with action sequences. All the action scenes described can sometimes be a lot to take in requiring lots of visualization whereas dialogue is effortless to take in. Due to this I gave the story four stars rather than five but that's just personal preference. It also had quite the surprise ending which caught me unawares. I'm curious how the next book is gonna address what happened at the end.