Reactor: Science Fiction Thriller

By: Tim L. Rey

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A nuclear disaster strikes Europe…
…but inside the cutting-edge thorium reactor, everything appears normal.

No system failures. No containment breach. Not a single malfunction.

Yet - hospitals overflow with radiation victims. Wildlife drops dead in forests. Trees wither and decay for miles.

Something is poisoning the land—something no sensor can detect. Something that shouldn't exist.

When the IAEA sends specialist investigator Jonathan Beck to the scene, he faces an impossible paradox. The reactor is clean. The science says it's safe. But people are dying.

He isn't alone in the hunt. Dr. Laura Girard, a French physician caught in the contamination zone after her father's radiation death, follows her own trail of lethal anomalies—each one pointing to an invisible threat.

As panic spreads across Europe, both realize time is running out.

If they can't uncover the source of this phantom meltdown before the reactor goes fully online…
…Europe won't be the only continent that burns.

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Good plot

The narration misses the emotion and occasionally runs sentences together. I prefer a human narrator.

Great

I enjoyed this audiobook. It had some interesting ideas to explore. I recommend giving this book a try.

Interesting story narrated by AI slop.

I want to like this book. It's a topic that I'm professionally involved in. The horrible AI narration kept destroying my immersion. Send a message that we want actual narrators and not AI replacements.