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Hell Divers: The Hell Divers Series, Book 1 by Nicholas Sansbury Smith

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Hell Divers is the series opener of the Hell Divers Series by Nicholas Sansbury Smith. It is set in an overwhelming post-apocalyptic world. There are two giant airships orbiting around an Earth full of radioactivity. The Hell Divers are introduced when they go down to the Earth to scavenge and to send back to the ship what they find. The increasingly necessary dives become more dangerous when the seasoned Hell Diver Xavier “X” Rodriguez finds a new breed of monster on the surface of the Earth, especially when the second ship is critically damaged in a critical storm.

Back at X’s ship which is called the Hive is breaking into conflict between the classes due to the demands of equality by the lowdeckers

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Review

Hell Divers by Nicholas Sansbury Smith is an audiobook that opens the path for the Hell Divers series. The story presents an Earth that has been poisoned by World War III over two centuries ago. In this post-apocalyptic world the last survivors of the human race are struggling for survival while living on two massive spaceships that are orbiting around the poisoned Earth. The two enormous spaceships circle the earth looking for a place to live.

Most of the ships are long destroyed since they were very old and they fell back to Earth. The two remaining spaceships have been able to survive thanks to the Hell Divers. The Hell Divers are compound by men and women that go down to the surface of Planet Earth skydiving and putting their lives at risk in order to look for spaceship parts that they so desperately need.

One of the spaceships is damaged in an electrical storm and in consequence, a Hell Diver team is deployed to a very dangerous and hostile zone called Hades.

Things get even more dangerous when they discover a new kind of creatures far more dangerous than the ones they found in previous dives. The fragile future of the Humanity seems to be at risk.

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62 comments

  • Mohammed Abaja
    •November 9, 2023 at 12:49 am
    Initially, I had reservations about the darkness of this book, but as the story unfolded, I found myself irresistibly drawn in, eager to uncover the next chapter. The engaging narrative, coupled with a skilled narrator, propelled me through this book at an astonishing pace. I was so captivated that I couldn't resist diving straight into the second book to satisfy my craving for more.
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  • Toney Stankovich
    •November 8, 2023 at 5:26 am
    I stumbled upon this book randomly while I was searching for something to use my credits on, and I'm glad I chose it. Initially, I thought it would be just another generic apocalyptic story with aliens or zombies, as humanity fights for survival. However, what I discovered was a completely unique tale that deviated from my expectations. Set a few hundred years in the future after a devastating nuclear war has rendered Earth's surface uninhabitable and radioactive, the story revolves around humanity taking refuge in massive flying vessels that once contributed to their downfall. On these ships, the last remnants of humanity struggle to survive. Each person has a specific role, with one particularly crucial position being that of a Helldiver. These brave individuals are tasked with descending to the surface of the Earth to scavenge for supplies and parts, essential for keeping the ships afloat. It is a job that demands sacrificing one's life to ensure the safety and continuation of humanity onboard. The narrative mainly revolves around a few key characters onboard the ship, with each chapter switching between their perspectives. The core focus lies on the Helldivers and their perilous missions to the surface, which hold the fate of humanity in the balance. This is a story that beautifully explores the themes of hardship, survival, and duty. The author masterfully maintains a captivating pace throughout the book, leaving me completely absorbed in the story. The narration by Mr. Bray adds an extra layer of excellence to the overall experience. I am eagerly anticipating the next installment in this series, slated for release later this year. If you're seeking a refreshing take on the apocalyptic genre, I highly recommend giving this book a try.
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  • Manuel Stillings
    •November 7, 2023 at 7:29 am
    I really enjoyed this futuristic tale. The first installment of the Hell Divers series took me by surprise with its unexpected twist at the end. I'm definitely looking forward to getting my hands on the sequel. The story had me so engrossed that I felt the urge to hop on the treadmill just so I could listen to more and find out what happens next. The narrator did a great job in my opinion, bringing the story to life.
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  • Frank Z.
    •November 6, 2023 at 10:30 pm
    This audiobook is absolutely incredible! The narration adds an extra layer of greatness to an already amazing story. The writing is top-notch, with a plot that feels so realistic. If you're a fan of military science fiction, then this is the audiobook for you!
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  • Jen K.
    •November 6, 2023 at 2:30 pm
    I was pleasantly surprised, dude, by Nicholas in "Hell Divers: The Hell Divers Series, Book 1". It was so good that I jumped right into the second book and now I can't wait for the third! R.C., man, you're killing it with the narration! Just a heads up, this ain't one of those standalone book series, you know? You gotta read 'em in order to get the full picture. Seriously, can't freaking wait for the next installment!
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  • Numbers Bortle
    •October 21, 2023 at 11:31 pm
    The first book in the Hell Divers Series can be described as a monotonous and tedious journey. The plot lacks excitement and the overall listening experience feels like a grind. Crisis after crisis, the story fails to offer anything interesting or unexpected. While the technical implausibility of a suspended city with limited technology is a hurdle, the lack of substance goes beyond that. There is no deeper plot or long-term goal to keep readers engaged. The action sequences become repetitive and boring, with a predictable pattern of shooting creatures. It's honestly surprising that I managed to finish the book.
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  • Naoma Stronach
    •October 21, 2023 at 8:31 pm
    This book is one of those reads that make you exclaim, "Come on, seriously?" When you begin with a highly implausible yet intriguing concept of humanity's survival on an ancient airship, it's crucial to avoid overwhelming the reader with excessive unrealistic elements. However, this book disregards any cautionary signals and relentlessly introduces more and more outlandish ideas, with each addition feeling like an unnecessary burden. It keeps piling on, and then adds some more, and more, and even a bit more... until, frustratingly, it concludes with a final dollop of unbelievable nonsense, making me yearn for it to be over already. Ugh...
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  • Erasmo Willier
    •September 30, 2023 at 12:23 am
    I really enjoyed this book and I think you will too. It's packed with brave men and women, action that keeps you on your toes, and science fiction that feels believable. The main idea of the book was really intriguing and the story was consistent with no annoying gaps. Now, it's not a work of literary genius and the characters aren't super deep, but it makes up for it by being incredibly entertaining. As always, R.C. Bray brings these kinds of books to life and he kept me engaged throughout the whole story. I gave it 4 stars because I save 5 stars for those extremely rare books that are both entertaining and thought-provoking. So it's definitely a fun ride, but not one that you'll have to write an essay about.
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  • Alphonse Swanteck
    •September 29, 2023 at 8:27 pm
    I could give you my review of the book, but everyone's taste in books is different. So, here's a bit about the genres I enjoy: Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Mystery, Post-Apocalyptic, and Thrillers. When I was a kid, I was a big fan of Piers Anthony's Battle Circle, the Xanth Series, and Bio of a Space Tyrant. I also loved Orson Scott Card's Ender's Series. As I've gotten older, my taste in books hasn't changed much. Some of my favorite authors include Blake Crouch, Joshua Gayou, and Andrew Fukuda. During the COVID-19 stay-at-home order, I managed to read or listen to 20 books. Some were good, some were just okay, but I was really craving something entertaining. That's when I stumbled upon the Hell Divers series. The story immediately drew me in and the action had me hooked. I don't want to spoil anything, but this first book will definitely leave you wanting more. I ended up finishing all six books in just two weeks. Now, I've seen some negative reviews that criticize the plausibility of certain elements or the scientific accuracy of the survivors' actions. If you're someone who gets caught up in those details, this book might not be your cup of tea. But if you're a fan of non-stop action and a fast-paced story that keeps you listening for just one more hour, then this is the book for you.
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  • Pat Carasco
    •September 29, 2023 at 6:51 am
    This audiobook is filled with non-stop action that had me on edge! RC Bray once again delivers an outstanding performance. I'm a huge fan of the post-apocalyptic genre and this book truly captures the chaotic and gritty atmosphere. For all you gamers who love the Fallout series, this will definitely bring back some nostalgic memories of exploring the irradiated USA and its desolate wasteland.
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  • JenniferGreenlees
    •August 16, 2018 at 10:10 pm
    I was listening to an audiobook during this sprint. I was really enjoying it, but then my phone died. So. . . But I listened to about 1h,9m of Hell Divers by Nicholas Sansbury Smith!
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  • Erica
    •August 14, 2018 at 9:15 am
    I gotta pimp this series because I really enjoyed listening to book one and rushed home to buy book two on audible. Hell Divers by Nicholas Sansbury Smith is a super cool post-apocalyptic trilogy with a unique take on life after war.
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  • Nicki
    •August 4, 2018 at 6:50 am
    have you ever read any Nicholas Sansbury smith? no Kelly, you wouldn't like it. But, we just finished the Hell divers series by him, and that last book was riveting. there is some gore in his books, but there is always a good reason for it. they make you think too.
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  • August
    •August 4, 2018 at 2:29 am
    I’ve been listening to audio books most of the time at the gym lately. And I am wrapping up the Hell Divers trilogy by Nicholas Sansbury Smith and I highly recommend it, it’s excellent.
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  • SirChumpalot
    •August 3, 2018 at 9:54 pm
    Nicholas Sansbury Smith (trackers, extinction cycle and hell divers); mike kraus, A American, LL Akers, CA Rudolph (what’s left of my World Series), mike Sheridan, chris pike And I have been reading Zebwen first book too, not sure if its gonna be post-apocalyptic yet
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