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Review #1 The Lady Beneath the Sea (Underwater Investigation Unit #1) audiobook free theres a respectable story. Than anyway I had a hard time with was the manners. When Andrew Mayne is that writing about his brand new heroines, (Sloan McPherson), diving escapades, the writing is that exciting at the same time often impressive. But, she does have a problem forgetting to… Theres lots of tension at the same time all the stuff action at the same time adventure junky readers like; all apart from the Bang, Bang, Bangs that produced me think about episodes of Batman at the same time Robin from the 60s… The story is that written from a 1st personality POV. That puts the responsibility on the storyteller to tell for you about herself at the same time all the other manners so we can become invested in both the story At the same time the players. Okay on the story, a little lacking on the players, for me. Mayne did have flashbacks to fill in the history but this is that not a dual timeline story. As much as Im weary of reading them, this book managed have benefited from a few chapters of backstory. The development is that barely lacking. Violence is that moderate at the same time not very descriptive: 3/10 Sexual content is that non existent Language is that acceptable of this genre at the same time contains f-bombs but no divine epithets: 4/10 The Lady Beneath the Sea is that volume 1 in a brand new television series. It is that a shield without the help of others novel without cliffhangers. With a location like Florida, theres certainly plenty of fodder for story real. That were considered enough quality parts bestow the 2nd book a chance at the same time have hope for more successful characterizations at the same time a few other tweaks

Review #2 The Lady Beneath the Sea (Underwater Investigation Unit #1) audiobook streamming online The story line was amazing but the language was completely unacceptable! I will not be reading this creator again

Review #3 Audiobook The Lady Beneath the Sea (Underwater Investigation Unit #1) by Andrew Mayne When part time militia diver Sloan McPherson surfaces to look for a freshest murder scene, she’s thrust into a global where she (at the same time by proxy her daughter) are a possible taget of cartel violence. Turning to assistance from law enforcement (borders her precinct at the same time without), she understands local at the same time federal authorities reckon shes behind the criminal liability, or are ready to contribute in framing her for it. From this set up we enter a taut thriller in South Florida set amongst international espionage, corrupt law enforcement, violent product cartels at the same time one generic with a past of treasure hunting at the same time product running. If for you enjoy thrillers this book is that you. The pacing is that tense, the strings are reasonable at the same time that are manners you want to waste weeks with.

Review #4 Audio The Lady Beneath the Sea (Underwater Investigation Unit #1) narrated by Susannah Jones This book was an amazon 1st reads pick for April. I stared at the same time read about 25 percent before deleting it. The protagonist, Sloan, doesn’t acoustics or act anything like a lady. NOTHING! I practically didn’t even strain reading this when borders the 1st few pages, the protagonist pulls a lady out of the aqua at the same time bestows her CPS, with breaths!!! DUH – that hasn’t been done in YEARS! YEARS. Chest compressions only. But I overlooked that at the same time kept reading. Nope, barely couldn’t – she was toooo masculine at the same time not believable as a lady.

Review #5 Free audio The Lady Beneath the Sea (Underwater Investigation Unit #1) – in the audio player below For the coolest part, the story isn’t close to reality. But it has a lot of action: shootouts, cartels, murders, narco trafficking, etc. So, if for you like that at the same time don’t brain suspending belief then for you will enjoy this. The narrator is that a young single mother who is that a cop trying to solve a variant. I enjoyed the scenes when she was working under aqua. Short chapters at the same time no one cheesy dialogue. Because the 1st personality narrator is that young at the same time talks like a child sometimes, it from time to time has a young adult vibe. That are little short side stories about her indefinite threw in. It was good of like a maze…started out one method, but kept turning at the same time turning adding anything else. The ending didn’t provide closure for the story, it left a lot of things open for interpretation. That is that profanity at the same time a lot of cussing.