Clive Cussler Ghost Soldier

De: Mike Maden

Narrado por: Scott Brick

A deadly war game. An adversary as hard to find as he is to kill. Weapons so sophisticated, none have seen the like before. Juan Cabrillo and the crew of the Oregon have finally met their match in this pulse-pounding new adventure in the #1 New York Times bestselling series.

When African jihadis attack a Nigerian regiment using American weapons, Cabrillo and the Oregon crew are on the case, investigating from Afghanistan to Kuala Lumpur to track a mysterious arms dealer—a genius, or perhaps a devil—known only as the Vendor.

Cabrillo goes undercover to find the Vendor’s base, but his adversary isn’t just an arms smuggler. He’s an arms maker, and Cabrillo just walked into a lethal military game alongside the most dangerous mercenaries in the world, designed to test the Vendor’s cutting-edge AI arsenal.

And yet, surviving an arena full of flame-throwing robots isn’t even his biggest problem. The Vendor has an army of high-speed drones headed for a pivotal military site, and if the Oregon crew can’t stop them from releasing a deadly neurotoxin, the entire globe will erupt in conflict.

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A New York Times and USA Today Bestseller!

"The Oregon Files series is always fun, and [Ghost Soldier] is no exception...[An] exciting adventure that’s worthy of the Cussler name.” — Kirkus (starred)

“Mike Maden delivers yet again...a relentless, high-octane thriller that grips you from the very first page and never lets go. Fans of the Oregon Files series will devour this latest installment—which is an absolute must-read for anyone who loves adrenaline-fueled adventures with a razor-sharp edge.” — The Real Book Spy

“Entertaining…Maden effortlessly weaves subplots about the American POW and the Vendor’s scheme to unleash biotoxins into the main action, which is vivid, bloody, and occasionally jaw-dropping. This fires on all cylinders.” — Publishers Weekly

The exciting pace of adventure!

I wish it was longer, could not stop listening. Can’t wait for the next chapter of Oregon and its crew!

Best CC Series!

Mike Maden did an absolutely fantastic job continuing this series. This was one of my favorites so far. Scott Brick was great as usual!

I like them all

This one marches with the otheres. eight words to go. This is the last word.

Always love a Oregon Files story

The characters are great and the story is always exciting! Saving the world is a full time job! Juan is the best.

Outstanding

Just plain loved it. One of the best and I have read them all. Please keep them coming, I am 77 so do not wait too long❤️

Great detail!!

Little things the author throws in. His face was as red as a Granger County tomato. These are my favorite and grown in East Tennessee.

Great as always

Very good. Enjoyed it very much and can’t wait for the next one. The writer did a great job carrying on the Oregon’s legacy.

Gripping

Mike Maden is the fourth author to write the Oregon Series since the death of Clive Cussler. I am still adjusting to the different styles of writing even though they attempt to keep Cussler’s style. The Oregon Series was by far my favorite of the various series that Cussler wrote. Cussler had a way of getting the hero out of trouble only to immediately get him into bigger trouble. I found myself exhausted by the end of the book. Maden does not seem to catch that relief I felt when they got out of situations and the sudden anxiety I felt when they suddenly are in bigger trouble. It is a difficult thing to describe but Cussler was a master in building this tension in his story. I will continue to read this series as I feel like I am a crew member of the Oregon.

I read this as an audiobook downloaded from Audible. The book is thirteen hours and twelve minutes. One of my favorite narrators, Scott Brick, does an excellent job narrating the story.

That was close!

enjoyed hearing the Oregon team face their greatest challenge yet, and survived to fight another day👏

Another perfect story

Another great book lol bed it very much I just wish there was more to look forward too there’s never enough