People are now magically on other sides of the planet doing other stuff now, Terry is some how all better after being in a veggie coma, ect. To add to this over booking of plot, Towards the middle- end, there is a 15 month time jump! It was so convoluted and herky jerky of a jump. AND too many monsters, with too little descriptions, to keep track of! All of the above was just EXHAUSTING!!
Too many employee’s going off and doing their own thing. None of this felt very smooth and it broke up the flow too much). these back ground characters didn’t even get killed by the monsters! Some might have but most were just name drops that did very little. I know the author did this by adding his real fan’s- MegHeads- name’s as a thank you to the fans but it just didn’t work well and 2. WAY too many names are dropped all through the book and they have nothing to really do with anything other then a name to a background character (1. There are 3 different amusement sea park / aquariums capturing creatures. David is off doing his thing, while fighting with his maybe girlfriend(?), and multiple girlfriends. You have Terry’s health concerns and problems with Jonas fighting for his wife. You have the whole Taylor family and their friends, each with their separate thing going on. We have several different groups all competing with each other.
I mean, there is just WAY too much going on as well as way too many characters. The biggest problem, at least for me, is that this novel is extremely over booked. Very sad face about that because I have really enjoyed this series. It is a part 6 of a pretty entertaining series, but Generations just did not work for me. I’m not exactly sure what was going on with this Meg book. Audio book published by Black Stone Audio, Inc, 2018. Now both ancient creatures, older than mankind itself, are loose in the waters of the Arabian Sea, and the region will never be the same. The megalodon shark that Jonas Taylor worked so hard to capture is coming out of it’s drug-induced stupor and refuses to be contained. But while investors gawk at the prehistoric creature, any even more dangerous creature is beginning to stir. The transport vessel Tonga is carrying a liopleurodon to the City of Gold. In MEG: Generations, Steve Alten New York Times bestselling author continues his terrifying series.ĭUBAI: An impossibility is being taken to the Middle East.
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