Bayou Savage, The Ghost Wars

De: Dean Russell, Chase Walker

Narrado por: Chase Walker

The Institute has successfully reanimated the body of Bayou Savage from his 200 year quantum suspension. The scientists, beleaguered by a wimpy, arrogant bureaucrat, have no idea of the unholy hell that is following Bayou into the year 2206.

The opening of the portal paved an eight-lane highway for the banshees, ghosts and ghouls that spent the last 200 years in an Alcatraz dimension. The prison doors have opened and the miscreant souls are thirsty for blood and revenge.

What's left of the world, from the Religious Wars of 2012, is about to be ravished by the Magi and his hoards from Hades. The only good news is that Leslie Quinn, a formidable psychic, unrestricted by conventional dimensions, has brought Razor Savage, Quirk and Mist to the battlefield. Bayou's famous ghostfighting father, the first director of The Institute and Bayou's daughter will be able to lend a hand in the ghost wars that are coming hard and fast on the heels of what appeared to be a harmless experiment in resuscitation.

Follow us now into an unknown world of bloodthirsty phantoms, a mystical guitar talisman and the ghost warriors come to save the planet. Will they succeed?

About the authors:

Dean Russell and Chase Walker are authors and musicians attracted to a lifestyle which includes good music, good stories, good food, and better wines. They support their creative efforts with quality consulting and entrepreneurial adventures. Inauspicious circumstances introduced these kindred spirits a few years ago and a brotherhood began, leading to their collaboration in the Bayou Savage, Guitar Ghostfighter series.

©2012 Dean Russell & Chase Walker (P)2012 David Wilson

Where's the edited version

I don't know why this audio recording was released. The recording I downloaded is full of reading mistakes that were identified by the reader and he would state "lets go back to ..." or "lets start again at ...", clearly identifying parts that should have been edited out. The reader's performance is fine but the lack of editing makes the recording difficult to listen to.

Funny, Music, Ghosts, and Hendrix's guitar

Where does Unintended Consequences rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

So far its one of my favorites, I usually listen to Vince Flynn and Lee Child, like the narrators voice, he brings the characters to life.

What other book might you compare Unintended Consequences to and why?

Good question, its a southern type of look at ghosts and guitars, with deadly decision drama.

What about Chase Walker’s performance did you like?

Perfect voice for the material. Sounds like a Sam Elliott type.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Yes, it covers both extremes.

Any additional comments?

Enjoyed it, something different and fast moving.