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A Standalone Disaster Thriller on the High Seas

De: Kenny Soward

Narrado por: Bobby Garrison

One rogue wave. Two strangers. A fight to survive in the belly of a dying ship.

Sophie Reyes, senior watch engineer aboard the Ocean’s Destiny, fights to stabilize the ship as a violent storm rages. With floodwaters rising and systems failing, Sophie races to save her crew and the passengers who depend on her.

Josh Carter, a young man on his honeymoon, awakens to chaos. As the ship rocks and panic spreads, he must control his fears to lead a small group of survivors to safety.

If you are a fan of Mike Kraus, Justin Bell, Tara Ellis, Kyla Stone, or if you simply love disaster fiction, you will love this one from Kenny!

This is a standalone novel of around 70K words.

©2025 Kenny Soward (P)2025 Kenny Soward

First time on this author and Narrator its good.

This is what I call a complete book, good story line and character development. When finished you are not left with doubts or need for closure on the story. This is outside my normal books I purchased, but I really liked it. The narrator did a excellent job. Following both.

Decent Disater Book

This book wasn't a decent disaster book. There was a lot going on and it kept my attention. It reminded me a lot of The Poseidon Adventure if you like that movie. I definitely recommend if your into this genre. The one thing that could change is maybe more character development. The characters were kinda boring.

Now I’m scared to cruise again!

This was a great book. I also loved how the author made it a point to check back in with the surviving characters after the event. It would make an awesome movie too. If you love what could go wrong did go wrong kind of books you’ll love this one too. If you love going on cruises you may want to skip it. 😜
Bobby Garrison is quickly becoming my favorite narrator. He always does such a an amazing job.

This Audiobook is Amazing

Trouble starts brewing on a ship that is holding over 4000 passengers. Who can even survive in the mayhem? Kenny’s books are fantastic. And Bobby is becoming a powerhouse in the audiobook world.

struggled to keep my attention

For some reason, I struggled to keep my attention on this book through about two-thirds of it. I’m not sure if it was the writing style or something else, but it just didn’t pull me in the way I hoped. I’m also not entirely sure what I would change to make it more engaging, because the story had potential—it just never fully clicked for me.

One thing I did enjoy was the narrator. His clear pronunciation and his ability to perform female characters without sounding cringy made the audiobook easier to follow, even when the story wasn’t holding my interest.