Hell Divers II: Ghosts
Hell Divers II: Ghosts is the second horror and mystery novel in The Hell Divers Series by author Nicholas Sansbury Smith. Ten years ago, Hell Diver Xavier “X” Rodriguez fell to Earth. Michael Everheart, the boy known as Tin, is now an adult and the leader of the Underworld Hunters. Captain Leon Jordan handled with an iron fist on the helmsman. When a distress signal called Hell’s Diver appears, Michael uncovers long-buried truths and secrets that Captain Jordan does if he wants to keep.
Here are the top 3 reviews and comments that readers love about this fascinating book.
Review 1: Hell Divers II: Ghosts audiobook by Shane Doolin
Great 2nd book … annoying puppy love.
I enjoyed this 2nd book more than the first as solod action and more of the how/whys started to be discovered and explained.
I did get sick of every 2nd character being in love or falling in love with tje next …. the teenager puppy love shoild stay in TWILIGHT and not in Hell divers.
Over all : Recommended
Review 2: Hell Divers II: Ghosts audiobook by Todd (Toad) Vogel
Can’t wait for the next book!
This is an excellent follow up to book 1. Nicholas Sansbury Smith has become one of my favorite authors! I am loving this series so far. Lots of action! It’s not your typical post apocalyptic series. This series takes place 250 years after WW3. Humanity has been forced to live in sky ships where it is safer. The planet is full of mutated life and electrical storms. This is one of those books you just can’t put down! Great narration by R. C. Bray! He is one of the best narrators out there in my opinion. Looking forward to book 3!
Review 3: Hell Divers II: Ghosts audiobook by Melissa and Josh
A dive that everyone must take!
Josh here and oh my, what an emotional roller coaster! My favorite author’s work being read by my favorite narrator, what a ride. This is the series that introduced me to, and hooked me on, Nicholas Sansbury Smith’s works late last year. To say that I have been anxious for the first sequel in this trilogy would be the understatement of the century. This was a sequel that was worth the wait and then some.
Let me start by saying that the transition from the first book to the second was very well done. The opening to this book picked up right where I am certain every fan of the series wanted it to. What happened to X? Where has he been? Did he even survive? I now know the answer and, to steal a quote from the Starship Troopers movie, “I would like to know more”.
This was a book that I wanted to push through as quickly as possible, but also didn’t want to finish because I know part three is some time off still. I couldn’t wait to start the book and watched as I became more and more depressed as the time on the Audible app ticked down to the end of the story. There were times I considered slowing down the narration just to make the story last longer.
Nick uses his masterful writing and descriptive talents to bring us up-to-date, 10 years later, about the status of X, the hell divers, and the other citizens of the Hive. As I said above, there were several key emotional scenes throughout this story that had me angry, upset, and intrigued. The issues surrounding Janga and her prophecies (I came to refer to her as The Oracle) brought about great anger later in the story. Witnessing the evolution of Michael (Tin) from the timid boy to the commander of a Hell Diver team was like watching the child you once knew grow up into a successful adult. The new monsters (Vultures, eyeball creatures, and the vines) left me imagining them the story progressed and I listened to Nick’s vivid descriptions.
The origins of the creatures on the surface is explained in this chapter of the series and helps paint a new picture on whether or not humanity actually stands a chance on the surface. The challenge, of course, is whether or not the hive will actually make it to the surface given the drama surrounding the new pilot of the Hive. To give you an idea of what I mean, I will give you a simple quote from the book: “There is no room for mercy in the sky”.
This entry in the series is filled with just about every thematic element I could think of. Relationship building, betrayal, drama, action, horror, suspense, it is all there. And it is all masterfully tied together through Nick’s wordsmithing skills. There is a new team bond formed and I can say that I am proudly a member of Team Rodgnolia.
If you have not listened to or read the first entry in this series yet, please do so; you will not regret it. If you have, then what are you reading my review for as you already know the awesomeness that surrounds this series. Go forth and read/listen! If you have read the books, I highly recommend giving the Audible narration a try as R.C. Bray does an absolutely fantastic job of bringing Nick’s words to life. I was almost taken aback mid-book as I listened to R.C. Bray narrate his purposeful mispronunciations of the names of US cities and America, only to realize that I would have understood had I read the physical book. My wife had to set me straight on this one.
This is an easy 5/5 although I am now saddened about having to leave as I now know that I have to wait for the conclusion. At just over 8 hours, this is a book where you will find yourself wishing it were twice that length.
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