Seahenge. A Short Story. Audiobook

I was lucky enough to have gotten a free audio book code from the author. I am volunteering to leave this review. I loved listening to the author narriate her own story bringing her characters to life. Awesome tale will the human race ever learn.

I listened to the audiobook.

An interesting premise. I liked how technology was used to decipher what the timber circle had written over it. All the things that hid in the water along with what the AI computer model showed made me want to know more about this world. An atmospheric read with things unearthed by archeologists on-site and in the lab that keeps you wondering long after the story ends.

*I received an ARC from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Seahenge, the latest short story by J.F. Penn, grabbed my attention from the picture on the cover of the book. Lately I had seen pictures of several sea henges so seeing one on the cover of this story had me hooked right off the bat. I listened to a review copy of the story I received from the author.

As I listened to the story, I was able to correctly predict one of the early findings the investigators made, but it didn’t prepare me for where the story took me. In fact, I sat down the next day and listened to the story as I read the story again. I had to not only make sure I hadn’t missed anything in my initial listening experience, but because I enjoyed it so much the first time through.

Listening to Joanna Penn narrate her audiobook version of this story was an entertaining experience. Along with bringing the story to life, she breathed life into each of the characters.