Anything You Can Do...
Randall Garrett
Read by Mark Nelson





An alien crash lands on Earth, and for ten years terrorizes the planet, hiding, periodically killing and eating people and stealing materials for some unknown purpose. The only hope is Bart Stanton, a medically-engineered superman, designed for the sole purpose of confronting the “Nipe”. (Summary by Mark Nelson)
(6 hr 7 min)Chapters
Chapter 1 | 9:40 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 2 | 12:27 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 3 | 6:59 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 4 | 23:37 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 5 | 20:42 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 6 | 28:52 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 7 | 12:32 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 8 | 20:03 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 9 | 17:38 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 10 | 3:16 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 11 | 15:29 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 12 | 13:34 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 13 | 13:50 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 14 | 4:43 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 15 | 23:48 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 16 | 23:16 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 17 | 5:46 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 18 | 17:59 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 19 | 31:08 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 20 | 13:54 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 21 | 8:20 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 22 | 25:52 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Chapter 23 | 14:29 | Read by Mark Nelson |
Reviews
Thought processes aren't static.





Jmorris
Awesome premise of an older more technologically advanced race, who's planet obviously never experienced an ELE (extinction level event); & from our standpoint are culturally backwards, & pigeon-holed in their way of thinking /advancement (as we seem to them). A great story, although I don't believe a 6 year rampage would have been allowed in real life, nor the self-sacrificing military leader. Before the beast's leap, any & all military leaders I've seen, heard, &/or read of would've had his men strafe a swath betwixt himself and the alien, then immediately strafe behind the alien to let him know he'd walked into a trap. And call me greedy, but I'd really have like to have read/heard how they managed to get around the alien's phased-locked-loop - like thought processes: I'm quite sure it'd help me in dealing with Faux Noise viewers.
mehhhh....





Murdoch Council Malone
Despite the heap of mediocre to bad reviews I decided to give this one a try as Mark Nelson and Greg Margret are my two favorite readers. The first 1/3 of the story was enjoyable, at first I thought "this goes to show you can judge audiobook book by its listeners" however by 2/3rds of the way I was looking for a rafter and a rope for myself and a bucket of water for my cellphone. The ending just drones on and on and on and on and while normally I enjoy the (aptly described by guy from Ireland) "psychological mumbo jumbo" this would make Greg Margret roll over in his grave. (rip Greg :( )





John Ross ( Ireland )
As usual Mark Nelson brings the story to life but even he must have wondered when will it end ! Seemed very long winded with a bunch of psychology mumbo jumbo towards the end .
Anything You Can Do





David R. Smith
Great read. Very interesting story, plots and with a bit of a psychological twist - ending interesting with a somewhat unusual approach to the story telling. Much enjoyed, Thanks!
Enjoyed most of the story





sherbk
I liked the comparisons and misconceptions between humans and aliens; present story and flashbacks. There were some unnecessary ramblings. Very well read by Mark





Mr Mck
I really enjoyed this story. Great depth of story and enjoyable characters with good twists. Excellent reading once again would recommend to any sci-fi book fan!
good story





glad I ignored reviews that said the story got boring as I think it was good to the end. well read as usual.
Amazing





Sandrainia3
Fine crafting of several plot themes into a cohesive whole. Any thing said further would lead to the need of a "spoiler" alert !!!