I can’t wait to listen to the second book, Waking Gods and the final book when it’s released in May.Sleeping Giants Book one of the Themis Files The epilogue which sees the seemingly impossible return of a pivotal character left me speechless. There a lot of light and dark moments and more questions are created than answered. I’m a big fan of Greek Mythology so I was delighted when this came up. The book offers the concept that the robot is one of the Titan’s from Greek mythology, giant children of Chronos and Ghia. This structure creates a lot of mystery and suspense and works really well. The audiobook is structured as a series of recorded interviews between various people and a sinister figure who seems to know a lot more than he lets on and has a finger in many pies. Sleeping Giants exceeded my high expectations. I loved the concept behind the book – pieces of a giant metal robot are found buried all over the earth.
I’ve wanted to listen to the audiobook since I stumbled across it by chance browsing Audible website.
I had a great time listening to Sleeping Giants. (Penguin Books Limited, 21 April 2016, audiobook, 8 hours 27 minutes, various narrators, Audible) It dares us to question what we know about ourselves.īut what if we were meant to find it? And what happens when this vast, global puzzle is complete….
Solving the secret of where it came from – and how many more parts may be out there – could change life as we know it. It rewrites history.Īn object whose origins and purpose are perhaps the greatest mystery humanity has ever faced. An enormous, ornate hand made of an exceptionally rare metal which predates all human civilisation on the continent.īut this thing…it’s different. Rose Franklin, a brilliant scientist and the leading world expert on what she discovered. The people looking down see something far stranger…. Waking up at the bottom of a deep pit, she sees an emergency rescue team above her. Suddenly the ground disappears beneath her. A girl sneaks out just before dark to ride her new bike.
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