Hidden Order

By: Brad Thor

Narrated by: Armand Schultz

Length: 11 hrs and 19 mins

Publisher's summary

Action-packed from the start, Hidden Order demonstrates yet again why Brad Thor is the "master of thrillers".

A string of high-profile kidnappings has Washington, D.C., in a frenzy. When the victims begin turning up dead, frenzy turns to panic. And when the ransom demand is finally made public, panic will turn to terror. In Brad Thor's riveting new thriller, the stakes have never been higher, nor the lines between good and evil so hard to discern.

©2013 Brad Thor (P)2013 Simon & Schuster Audio

Another great read by Brad Thor

This book was incredibly entertaining. Those who like this genre will love this book. I read it in three sittings.

Wonderful

Varsity level all the way around. Very nicely done. Look forward to the next book

Great story

The book is another great one and can’t wait to keep going in to the collection!!!

Loved this book

This is one of the best Scot Harvath books. Love how it all comes together in the end.

Great book from a true patriot!

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This book is a great history lesson/spy thriller that will make liberals cringe.

Another great novel!

and the hits jeep coming!

another great Scot Harvath novel by Brad Thor, just like all the others the action picks up from the first chapter and the twist and turns left me wanting more at the end of each chapter.
Hidden Order is a great listen or read for any action novel fan.

Spy Thriller Fan

I started listening to audiobooks only about a year ago. I was never a big reader. I read several of the Mitch Rapp books, and I loved them. But- I'm the type who gets into a story and can't put it down. I was reading well into my sleeping hours because I work at least 12 hours a day, and the only chance I had to read was when I needed to sleep. I started listening to the Mitch Rapp books. It was perfect for me. I sped through the series. I tried some other series. I liked them, but they weren't even close to Rapp. I listened through the entire Rapp series again. I tried a few new series.... and then I found Brad Thor's character: Scot Harvath. I'm not finished with the series, but the first twelve Harvath books have entertained me in a way I had been hoping for since finishing the Rapp series a second time. I'm excited about following the rest of Harvath's story, and I'm only worried about when it's done. Will I be able to find a book series that can follow Rapp and Harvath?!

too preachy

Have you listened to any of Armand Schultz’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Armand is always fantastic.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

no.

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I like Brad Thor and the Scot Harvath series. This one has all the elements of a good Harvath novel but Thor has gotten much too preachy by inserting his political views and making political statements where he can. Just tell me a story -- don't try to convert me.

Fantastic Educational Thriller

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Brad Thor is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. He has written several of these thriller novels and all of them have been sensational. I've studied extensively the back ground of the federal reserve and from research everything Brad explained in story form for this novel seemed pretty much spot on. I enjoy an author who creates a rivoting story about problems that seem to effect our daily lives whether we know it or not.

This was a book that I didn't want to stop listening to and one that made my long commute to work seem much shorter.

Scary if this is to be based on any kind truth

Very scary if this is to be based on any kind truth, great book. Scot Harvath showing he is not just a brute but is very intelligent.