
Deadly Memory
Living Memory, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Sofia Rowley
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By:
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David Walton
About this listen
The past turns deadly in this sequel to the globe-spanning paleontology thriller Living Memory.
Ancient genetic technology drives world politics as China and the US vie for the power contained in Thailand’s fossil deposits. Deep in an underground CIA facility, Samira studies an unprecedented find, but fears her discoveries will be used as a weapon.
Meanwhile, from the depths of the ocean, a killer organism surfaces that hasn’t been seen in 250 million years. Will world powers share what they know in time to save humanity?
©2023 David Walton (P)2023 David Walton
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