Assassin's Edge

A David Slaton Novel

De: Ward Larsen

Narrado por: P. J. Ochlan

Duración: 13 h y 4 m

Resumen del Editor

USA Today best-selling author Ward Larsen's globe-trotting assassin, David Slaton, returns for another breathless adventure in Assassin's Edge!

A US spy plane crashes off the northern coast of Russia at the same time that a Mossad operative is abducted from a street in Kazakhstan. The two events seem unrelated, but as suspicions rise, the CIA calls in its premier operative, David Slaton.

When wreckage from the aircraft is discovered on a remote Arctic island, Slaton and a team are sent on a clandestine mission to investigate. While they comb a frigid Russian island at the top of the world, disaster strikes yet again: a US Navy destroyer sinks in the Black Sea.

Evidence begins mounting that these disparate events are linked, controlled by an unseen hand. A mysterious source, code name Lazarus, provides tantalizing clues about another impending strike. Yet Lazarus has an agenda that is deeply personal, a thirst for revenge against a handful of clandestine operators. Prime among them: David Slaton.

A Macmillan Audio production from Forge Books

©2022 Ward Larsen (P)2022 Macmillan Audio

all the other ones were better

not as good as the rest of the series. i reread most of the others a lot. not this one. sorry. Larsen writes very well, but this last novel was blah and depressing. Ochlan great but had less scope for a nuanced reading that he is so great at.

Great Story Line

Great plot with lots of twists and turns. Well thought out characters and lots of action. Great ending with a possibility of a sequel. The narrator does talk like a news anchor, but when he does his characters and especially the ones with accents, he's good. So narration is a mixed bag. But overall, definitely worth the listen!

Somewhat hard to believe

Although the story could certainly happen, the pace of the book was slow and sometimes very hard to follow.

Good reading

Have read this book before and have enjoyed reading it again. if you like espionage you will enjoy reading, keeps entertaining with each page.

This One Phoned In By Author and Narrator

Not the best story in this series. A bit tedious with story that grinds to an ending. The characters, the author and the narrator should take vacation and come back in a year refreshed with something better.

Staying with Larsen, but ditching the audible. PJ reads the story like the nightly news.

Another great David Slaton story but PJ has settled into a method of speech delivery similar to that of a newscaster. As I listened, I found myself getting lulled by the voice into not paying attention. Too bad since Larsen and Slaton are always worthy of a read. I will stick to the kindle from bow on unfortunately.

loved it.

this was a great book and the narrator did very well. I will return to this book in the future.

Ho Hum

There is nothing wrong with this book but there is also nothing exciting either. You won't be tempted to stay up all night to learn what happens either. I have listened to all the books in this series and find the quality of the stories have been declining.

Well Written Story

I love books in the "Thriller" genre and have read all the David Slaton books. I found this book, like all the previous books in this series to be well written, fast moving, and with plenty of unexpected turns. I also like the fact that these books seem pretty up-to-date with what is going on in the world in terms of both politics and technology. I listened to the audible version and will have to admit that the narrator P. J. Ochlan is not my favorite, in my opinion there are other narrators that I think do a better job. Overall I would rate this book and the series to be well worth the reader's time. Good job, Ward Larsen.

The story really good but the narrator was ‘t

The story was imaginative and able to keep my attention. The technical issues were not confusing nor distracting. All in all a pretty good read BUT a better narrative would be helpful.