In the end they do all tie together, though even having finished it there is little to no explanation as to just how they interrelate. Over the course of the book, lots of different storylines are explored in varying levels of depths.

After this we are introduced to a number of characters very quickly. The story opens with a prologue that does a great job of setting up ONE of the plot lines in the book. His vocal inflections are mostly on point, and though they are subtle his tempo shifts are effective. His voices are distinct, though some of his accents are a little off and his female voices leave quite a bit to be desired. Matthew DeWolf gives us a solid audio performance that falls several steps short of stellar. Unfortunately, none of them are sufficiently explained. Here we have an ambitious tale with decent characters that opens several great plot lines. Lots of plot threads but minimal explanation Easily listenable, but nothing that brings anything special to the story. Finally, 'just okay' also is a fit description of the narration. Structured better this could have been a great horror story. But if so, it's because there is a ton of potential here. And finally, this great big plot point happens, and that's it, the story comes to an end, and wraps up with a way too neat epilogue. At some point it gets both annoying and a little bit confusing. Once you get into the meat of the story the chapters get short, and jump from character to character, sometimes to a character who only shows up once or twice, and nearly each chapter ends with a little mini cliff hanger. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher In taking a specimen a living piece of it is brought to the surface.and so it begins, the colonization of earth by a creature that is truly evil and should have remained confined to its deep watery prison.

It exists feeding of off black smokers and has an eco shatter totally alien from us yet in our explorations we blindly and in a blissfully ignorant fashion bring these creatures up into our world with nary a care for what dangers there can be to ya.after all they are from our own planet.now on one of the deepest research dives ever, a crevice is found and inside this crevice there is a wurm unlucky any seen before. As we explore space we take great care and quarantine all items found until they can be properly examined so as to insure our safety.yet right here on earth we have an alien world, a world so deep that no life should exist yet it does.

Wurm by Matthew Costello