Dark Harvest (*LARGE PRINT)

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Lori are convinced that answers to their questions would lie deep within the Ural Mountains at the Dyatlov Pass.

It’s action packed and has good characters and if I hadn’t read so many books that were similar, I’d have a higher opinion of it.

Jordan’s fixation on the plot also detracts from exploring some interesting themes and arguments, particularly in a post-Covid world. Bradford Hastings did a great job narrating Cameron Becker’s voice, but he was awful when it came to voicing women (one of whom—who mercifully wasn’t around for very long—was given a voice that reminded me of Bobcat Goldthwait). At the same time, Lori Dalton, a WHO communicable disease medical specialist, is investigating the town. After the prologue which is set in ancient times, Jordan takes the real life mystery of the mysterious deaths of 9 experienced Russian hikers in the Dyatlov Pass in the Ural Mountains and weaves a nail bitingly tense story of international intrigue and an existential threat to humanity. Conforme avanzamos los capítulos se van haciendo más cortos, más rápidos, para transmitir la tensión de una cuenta atrás que los protagonistas tienen que parar.

If anything, I would like to let you know most of us were delighted with the limited horror scenes, so it would be fantastic if you could work on more of those. One thing I especially enjoyed about their dynamic is how, in another author's hands, they would have had a romance, but Jordan showed restraint and just let them be partners in their pursuit of Dyatlov virus.Jordan’s so focused on getting the plot and action sequences right that he becomes a little lazy with his characters, many of whom feel too much like movie stereotypes. This is a great thriller that will keep you reading along, a page-turner you won't want to put down. He expertly jumps in time so far as it’s necessary to connect the events without bogging down on clunky exposition. I wouldn’t like to see the more gruesome parts in movie form but I could see with the right adaptation, a great film as well.