Decoy Zero

An Agent Zero Spy Thriller, Book 8

De: Jack Mars

Narrado por: Brian Callanan

Duración: 10 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

"You will not sleep until you are finished with Agent Zero. A superb job creating a set of characters who are fully developed and very much enjoyable. The description of the action scenes transport us into a reality that is almost like sitting in a movie theater with surround sound and 3D (it would make an incredible Hollywood movie). I can hardly wait for the sequel.” (Roberto Mattos, Books and Movie Reviews)

Decoy Zero is book eight in the number one best-selling Agent Zero series, which begins with Agent Zero (book one).

A new, high-tech rail gun is invented, with a capability of firing an indefensible missile, seven times the speed of sound - the fate of America is at risk. Who or what is the target? And who will be behind its launch?

In a mad race against time, Agent Zero must use all of his skills to track down the source of this unstoppable weapon and figure out its destination before it is too late.

Yet at the same time, Zero learns of a shocking new development in his mental condition, one that might sideline him for good. Can he save the world and can he save himself?

Decoy Zero (book eight) is an un-putdownable espionage thriller that will keep you listening late into the night.

Also available is Jack Mars’ number one best-selling Luke Stone thriller series (seven books), which begins with Any Means Necessary (book one)!

©2020 Jack Mars (P)2020 Jack Mars

Another good Agent Zero story

Agent Zero and his cohorts get the bad guys again in an enjoyable storyline.

Another amazing book.

I'm looking forward to reading the next in this series as so far the intrigue, plot, and relationships of the characters has kept me wanting more.

fast paced action fun book

agent zero is getting better. characters keep growing. a great escapist action listen. over the top at times not always accurate but if you don't analyze it , fun

Great series!

My only complaint is the misogynistic narrator who makes all female voices sound breathy and stupid. He’s horrible. He also makes agent zero sound like a sissy at times. He’s horribly inconsistent until he voices a female. That must be how he views women in his head. Pathetic

Better zero

Liked this story much better
Good story, hangs together bettr and less brinksmanship and “uber drama”

fast pace great story lines

the narration and pace of the story as rest of this series one of the best I have read

Possibly the best book in the series so far!

I enjoyed this book the best so far in the Agent Zero series of books. Looking forward to the events hinted at in the ending of this book's storyline.

Better than #7!!

At the end of book 7, everyone is taking a pause in life or career. This does pick up there. Zero's hiatus doesn't last long as once again he is called on to save the world. Thankfully, Mia and Sarah do actually stay out of this one mostly, keeping it more believable. But there is still action on the home front.

The bad guys are really hiding their tracks, twisting the trail in this one, and it's a convoluted mess that challenges even Zero. And to top it off, his memories are being weird and interfering with his operational readiness. But it's just possible that what we thought we knew will turn out to be different, acquitting old friends.

Better than its prequel, Decoy is exciting and interesting, moving things along so that the main actors can end the pause, and get back their lives back on track.

Another good one

Looking forward to the next book. Zero keeps you on your toes. You know he’s going to come out of it but keeps you wondering how this time

love this story line

Agent Zero is a great series. I love the story line. Jack Mars spends a lot of time developing lots of characters well. I am looking forward to the next book.