Rapture: The Big Daddy, Sanctuary and Welcome To Genesis

by Dustin Brubaker

3 Manuscripts The Big Daddy Arthur Winter, his wife and daughter move to Rapture with the promise of a better life and more importantly a new start. He intends to work hard and one day be wealthy just like Ryan promises everyone who moves to Rapture. He opens a small business. For a few years things are good, almost idyllic. The good life is shattered when one day his daughter mysteriously vanishes without trace. The police of Rapture don't seem to want to help. So Arthur sets out to find her himself. He is lead down into a seedy underworld that exists below the upmarket façade of Rapture. But can he find her in time? Sanctuary Austin Lowe wants out of Rapture after they took his precious Emily away from him. But first he intends to bring down the city of Rapture. He's constructed some bombs and plans to destroy the city once and for all before he leaves the city for good. But can he plant all the bombs and make it out in time? Welcome To Genesis A US Research vessel goes missing in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, not long after intercepting a series of mysterious radio broadcasts. The United States Government responds by dispatching a special forces team by boat to go to the last known location of the research vessel. The boat is attacked by an unknown fast-moving assailant and Roosevelt, one of the special forces team is knocked unconscious. He awakens in a Bathispher port next to wrecked Bathisphere with no idea how he got there. Can he find out where he is and his way back? Would you kindly like to know more? Download now to find out for yourself. Scroll to the top of the page and select the buy now button.

Genres: Horror

185 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 26, 2017

Reviews

[Ivan Ciriaco-Useche · Rating 3 out of 5]

I’m a big fan of the Bioshock videogames trilogy and I honestly was hooked up with this title as soon I saw it available. It’s a small collection of three independent stories and I’d note my favorite one was “The Big Daddy” (the plot is intriguing and decently written). The other ones are OK if your literate taste is not a sophisticated one. In just some words: those books are a mere fan-made short novels.

[Shawn · Rating 3 out of 5]

First story good, other two, meh.

The first story was well written and well done. If it had not apart of this book, my rating would have been one star. The second story wasn't terrible, it was full of typos, though. The last one was the best written awful story I've ever read. It was pure drivel. Full of plot holes and flawed logic, but it was well written.

[Courtney Hartley]

The Big Daddy was fine.
Sanctuary felt too much like just playing the game to be interesting. It was also riddled with typos and sentences that just didn’t make sense.
I gave up at Welcome to Genesis.

[Cal Bowen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pulled from people who either played the game or watched playthroughs enough to know the layout and places contained within. Excellent job and fits perfectly with the world within.

[Miles Taylor · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good stories but editing issues.

The stories were all fun and pretty good reads. But there was quite a few misspelled words that turned into a distraction.

[John Traeger · Rating 3 out of 5]

Worth a read

While not particularly well written, these three short stories are fairly entertaining for any BioShock lovers. Recommend downloading, couldve had more content though.