Antarctica Station

A Thriller

By: A.G. Riddle

Narrated by: Morgan Hallett

At the end of the world, a groundbreaking scientific experiment will change everything.

Dr. Laura Reynolds had it all. A job she loved. The respect of her peers. Student debt she was slowly chipping away at.

And one day, it all went away.

She saw the wrong thing—a colleague's mistake. And to escape, he framed her.

Laura's only option is to join a secretive research project in Antarctica, where she hopes to keep practicing medicine and one day get her life back. But soon after arriving, she realizes that things aren't what they seem in this advanced facility.

And perhaps something strange is happening in the world outside.

Welcome to Antarctica Station, A.G. Riddle's first new sci-fi thriller in almost a year. It's a deep dive into the science and history of Antarctica—with a twist few will see coming.

©2024 A.G. Riddle (P)2024 Recorded Books

Good listen, OK book

I usually like A.G.’s books a bit more. This started off really interestingly, but kind of wrapped up in an unsatisfying way. Not bad, just somewhat formulaic and not really that innovative.

Nice story twist

I like A.G.’s stuff normally, but there was too much time spent on the middle part of the story, and not enough on the final chapters. Could have built things up more

Ok, But Lots of Plot Holes

I liked the characters but much of the storyline was just implausible. Performance was great. Not my favorite A.G. riddle book.

More Science Needed Overall and Less Rambling in the Middle

This book started off with a lot of promise and really caught my interest, but once the big reveal of what was going on occurred, the middle part drug on forever and forever and was quite boring. Such a disappointment after all the great scientific imagination in the beginning. The ending chapters needed to be expanded on as well, but were rushed to a closing.

over and under

The beginning had a bit too much character development to get the story to the science fiction part. There could have been a greater amount of detail concerning the sciences and the apocalyptic aspects. The story wrapped up super conveniently, almost to the point of being contrived. I still enjoyed it and would recommend it.