The complete audiobook version of The Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells.

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Prendick returns to society, in a way. While the term was not yet in use, he describes his experiences with post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Prendick is the last surviving human on the island, and without Dr. Moreau’s ongoing procedures, the beast folk are reverting to their instinctive ways.

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Prendick finds himself the sole human on the island, and that’s not a safe thing to be.

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In times of crisis, Montgomery’s coping skills are found to be wanting.

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Prendick convinces Montgomery of the importance of finding Moreau.

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Things take a sudden and substantial turn for the worse.

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Prendick and Montgomery make a very disturbing discovery.

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Montgomery and Prendick have a summarized conversation about the inhabitants of the island.

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Dr. Moreau explains his research and goals to Prendick, including an abbreviated history of the island.

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