Title: The Intergalactic Interloper
Author: Delas Heras
Narrator: Price Waldman
Genre: Humor; Science Fiction
TW: Attempted Animal Cruelty
Publication Date: August 29, 2020
Publisher: Double Six Books
When Ollie spots a giant two-headed turtle on a nearby rooftop he knows right away that no one is going to believe him. Sure enough, his friends think he is losing it, and even his bandmate, Zara, is convinced he is seeing things. Ollie suspects the bizarre creature has something to do with the mysterious disappearance of his cat and he enlists Zara to help track down the missing feline. The lives of Ollie’s neighbors, Constance and Manolo, also take a dramatic turn when they too brush up against the bizarre rooftop creature. Intersecting paths all leading inexorably upwards, towards the otherworldly visitor lurking on a rooftop overhead.
*A Thank you to the Author for allowing me to read this. This is my honest and unbiased Review*
Rating
Hello Fellow Readers,
This was a fun book that takes place in the span of one day. While the book has a mixture of characters who make up the cast, my favorite was Ollie. Each eclectic character was interesting and while none of whom I took to more than Ollie. There were two character who I didn't really enjoy listening to their POV and that was Mr.s Butler who I think you're supposed to dislike and the other is Axzle. I felt bad for Prova for having to put up with him as a shellmate, although I will say he got better as the book progressed.
I listened to this as an audiobook, and I really like the narrator. He spoke clearly, did voices for each character, and was very entertaining to listen to the audiobook. The book is pretty short around 5 hours less if you listen to it faster like I do. While this is a humorous science fiction book, it explores other themes such as heartbreak, losing your job, getting older, and rejection as well as romance. There were points in the book that I felt the author went a little too much off story and kept wondering when it would go back on track.
Overall, a fun short science fiction book.
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