
In the Evil Day
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Narrado por:
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Nicholas Bell
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De:
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Peter Temple
John Anselm's a former Beirut hostage; a war correspondent who went to one war too many. A burnt-out case, he's working for a semi-legal Hamburg surveillance firm and trying to come to terms with his past. Then into his life comes Con Niemand, ex-mercenary and professional survivor. Niemand has stumbled across evidence of a terrible secret and now he's on the run.
Against his will, Anselm is plunged into a world of violence, betrayal and death. He must pit himself against forces he doesn't understand, forces determined to rebury a secret that can destroy reputations and lives across the globe.
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Reseñas editoriales
In the Evil Day brings international intrigue into the 21st century. Peter Temple's world is one in which anonymous forces with seemingly endless resources attempt to silence anyone who they deem a threat. Enter John Anselm and Con Niemand, two combat-weary men who have come across a dangerous secret.… Nicholas Bell's performance of In the Evil Day is fast-paced, hair-raising, and pause-resisting. Bell nails the thrilling, danger-behind-every-corner tone of Temple's story of dark forces and even darker secrets.
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It may be the Northern Hemisphere setting. It may be the development of the story about Anselm and it may be how all the bits pull together, And it could be the creepy world the characters inhabit.
If you can, do try not to skip to the end to find out how it ends.
I really enjoyed this story.
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Would you try another book from Peter Temple and/or Nicholas Bell?
i have had the jack irish books they are good this one seems to be hard to get interested inWhat do you think your next listen will be?
another dick francis or arthur upfield bookWhat three words best describe Nicholas Bell’s performance?
hard to sayDo you think In the Evil Day needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
no thanksevil what
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