Ocean of Storms

By: Christopher Mari, Jeremy K. Brown

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

In the near future, political tensions between the United States and China are at an all-time high. Then a catastrophic explosion on the moon cleaves a vast gash in the lunar surface, and the massive electromagnetic pulse it unleashes obliterates Earth's electrical infrastructure. To plumb the depths of the newly created lunar fissure and excavate the source of the power surge, the feuding nations are forced to cooperate on a high-risk mission to return mankind to the moon.

Now, a diverse, highly skilled ensemble of astronauts - and a pair of maverick archaeologists plucked from the Peruvian jungle - will brave conspiracy on Earth and disaster in space to make a shocking discovery.

Ocean of Storms is an epic adventure that spans space and time as its heroes race to fulfill an ancient mission that may change the course of humanity's future.

©2016 Christopher Mari & Jeremy K. Brown. (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

great book

love this book really worth listening to or even reading on your own enjoyed it immensely couldn't stop listening to it really makes you stop and think I thought it was a great book

Didn't expect that.

Very timely, could take place in the future or today. Lots of twists and surprises.

wonderful story

i got lost in this book. wonderful!! loved it!! well written and the voice actor is awesome! fully enjoyed it

Fun Sci Fi

Just a nice fun read. A little far fetched at the end but that's what makes these types of books fun!

Sphere, Apollo 13, Uncharted, and Austin Powers...

...all in one. Luke Daniel's hilarious narration of this far-fetched sci-fi space thriller plot makes this a comical listen. The character lines are written so awful, it's laughable the way Daniel's has to "Mickey Mouse" up the character voices to keep the listener interested....or that's just his style, I guess. Him doung the English character like Austin Powers was awesome.

The plot isn't too bad. And gladly, there's no "sex scene." Good sci-fi stories don't need that crap. But, a good bit of it is rather non-sensical. Like, why beam a signal so strong it knocks out the worlds infranstructure? Doesn't really matter, though. The English guy is hilarious..."...Jesus Christ! The other cave is full of bats!"