Destiny

De: Tom Lowe

Narrado por: Mikael Naramore

When former CIA code breaker Paul Marcus receives the call, he thinks it's a hoax. He's asked to analyze a cache of papers found locked in an old trunk. They were the last manuscripts written by Isaac Newton. Using Newton's math and notes, Marcus begins to see a pattern leading to a prophecy so frightening, to reveal it will change world events.

At the time of his death, Newton was searching for ancient biblical codes that may open a locked window into future events. Newton helped explain gravity - but could he do the same for human destiny?

©2015 Tom Lowe (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Too LONG

What made the experience of listening to Destiny the most enjoyable?

The many mysteries.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Sometimes

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

No; however, he was Excellent for this story.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I found the plot fascinating.

Any additional comments?

I wish the author would have ended with chapter 100. I kept thinking when will it conclude.

Another High for Lowe

Spellbinding story with lots of turns and twists. Superb narration of this nifty narrative. I'm ready for the next Tom Lowe novel, but this one will be tough to top.

Excellent Audiobook!!! Cross the board GOOD!!!

What did you love best about Destiny?

I am not one for giving reviews other than stars! But this book was just cross the board good! This was a "Dan Brown" but with a religious setting. Action, suspense, drama with a touch of romance! It was well "read" by Mikael Naramore. Tom Lowe did a great job with this book!!!

What other book might you compare Destiny to and why?

Dan Brown - Angels and Demons, DaVinci Code, Inferno and his other one!

No lasting impression. OK for read

Not one of the best books I I have read but certainly not the worst perhaps it is just not my usual genre

The Newton Compact

If you could sum up Destiny in three words, what would they be?

Corruption + Absolute Power

What did you like best about this story?

The story was constantly on the move ... The author planned well and he always had control of the story not vice versa

Which scene was your favorite?

Fernier relating his story and gaining a desire for one more quest in his live

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Oh, what a web we weave

Any additional comments?

Long story, but there is never a dull moment...the readers never rushed or got bored with the story, and that in its self was a real pleasure