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The Fourth Protocol

• UNABRIDGED (13 hrs and 52 mins)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By David Rintoul
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MI5 investigator John Preston, is the only man who can prevent an act of murderous devastation aimed at tumbling Britain into revolution.

No Comebacks

• UNABRIDGED (7 hrs and 10 mins)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Nigel Davenport

Deception, blackmail, murder, revenge: these are the themes of stories that move from London to the coast of Spain, from Mauritius to Dublin. Whether his subject is assassination by stealth or the cruel confidence trick, Forsyth is never less than compulsive. Whether he is telling of gun-smuggling across the Irish border or wrestling a giant game-fish to death in a tropical sea, he fills in the last authentic and evocative detail.

The Cobra

• UNABRIDGED (12 hrs and 30 mins)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Jonathan Davis
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What if you had carte blanche to fight evil? Nothing held back, nothing off the table. What would you do? For decades, the world has been fighting the drug cartels, and losing, their billions of dollars making them the most powerful and destructive organizations on earth. Until one man is asked to take charge. Paul Devereaux used to run Special Operations for the CIA before they retired him for being too ruthless. Now he can have anything he requires, do anything he thinks necessary. No boundaries, no rules, no questions asked.

The Afghan

• UNABRIDGED (10 hrs and 45 mins)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Robert Powell
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When British and American intelligence catch wind of a major Al Qaeda operation in the works, they instantly galvanize, but to do what? They know nothing about it: the what, where, or when. They have no sources in Al Qaeda, and it's impossible to plant someone. Or is it?

The Odessa File

• UNABRIDGED (11 hrs and 15 mins)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Frederick Davidson

Frederick Forsyth's spellbinding novels are the natural outgrowth of an adventuresome career in international investigative journalism. Written in Austria and Germany during the fall of 1971, The Odessa File is based on its author's life experiences as a Reuters man reporting from London, Paris, and East Berlin in the early 1960s.

Diamondhead

• UNABRIDGED (15 hrs and 39 mins)
• By Patrick Robinson
• Narrated By Charles Leggett
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When Navy SEAL Mack Bedford's fellow officers are brutally killed by Iraqi insurgents using a cruel, new anti-tank Diamondhead missile, Mack avenges their murders by gunning down the then-unarmed attackers, ultimately getting himself court-martialed and kicked out of the Navy. To make matters worse, Mack then learns that the Diamondhead missiles were sold illegally by French industrialist and infamous politician Henri Foche.

The Dogs of War

• UNABRIDGED (14 hrs and 15 mins)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Frederick Davidson

Knocking off a bank or an armored truck is merely crude. Knocking off an entire republic has, I feel, a certain style." So says mining magnate Sir James Manson, a shadowy titan of London's financial district, who is scheming a coup d'état in the small West African dictatorship of Zangaro, where a secret source of platinum lies waiting to be exploited.

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• ABRIDGED (6 hrs)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Stephen Lang

The Deceiver

• ABRIDGED (4 hrs)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Charles Keating

Sam McCready has served with distinction for seven years as chief of the cover operations desk of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, a post that is the culmination of a brilliant career as an inventive and intrepid field agent. But times have changed. A high-level policy decision demands that the SIS strip away its old-style operatives, and the first to be targeted for retirement is the freewheeling McCready.

The Day of the Jackal

• UNABRIDGED (15 hrs and 5 mins)
• By Frederick Forsyth
• Narrated By Richard Brown

Charles de Gaulle's withdrawal from Algeria invoked fury, but six assassination attempts had failed against the general. This novel postulates that the seventh, mostly deadly attempt involved a professional killer-for-hire who would be unknown to the French police. His code name: Jackal. His price: half a million dollars. His demand: total secrecy, even from his employers.