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The Alexandria Project: A Tale of Treachery and Technology

Frank Adversego Thriller Series, Book 1

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The Alexandria Project: A Tale of Treachery and Technology

By: Andrew Updegrove
Narrated by: Roger Wayne
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Cybersecurity super-sleuth Frank Adversego finds himself trapped in a power play between the FBI and the CIA as hackers try to destroy the USA. Only by defeating the Alexandria Project can he clear himself.

©2012 Andrew Updegrove (P)2018 Tantor Fiction Political Spies & Politics Suspense Technothrillers Thriller Thriller & Suspense Espionage Technology Hacking Computer Security Cybersecurity
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Twist and turns, really hard to stop listening, well done and enjoyed the narration and flow

Great story

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Very interesting story and action but it jumped around too much to where you could get lost in the story with the flipping and flopping it did. I could only give it a 3.5 overall as the transition in the story needed to be done much better

Very interesting story and action

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This is one of Mr. Updegrove's first books and he manages to hit the mark pretty darn well! The story is intriguing, complex and enables the reader to engage in the "I'll bet I can figure this out" mental game that always adds to the enjoyment of reading a well-structured mystery. Some of the material is obviously dated, and at times there is perhaps too much expository writing going on, but on the whole the story hangs together and keeps one's interest. I look forward to reading more of Andy's work - and look for brighter things for Frank!

Unique and excellent!

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Fictional books should be an escape, not a platform for forced political opinions—keep storytelling unbiased!

You had me until you're stupid political opinion came out

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