Margaret Truman's Murder on the Metro

A Capital Crimes Novel

De: Jon Land, Margaret Truman - creator

Narrado por: Christine Kiphart

Duración: 10 h y 42 m

Resumen del Editor

A drone-based terrorist attack in Israel kills dozens on a sun-splashed beach in Caesarea as America awakens to the shattering news that Vice President Stephanie Davenport has died of an apparent heart attack. That same morning, a chance encounter on the Washington Metro results in international private investigator Robert Brixton thwarting an attempted terrorist bombing. Brixton has no reason to suspect that the three incidents have anything in common - until he’s contacted by Kendra Rendine, the Secret Service agent who headed up the vice president’s security detail. Rendine is convinced the vice president was murdered and needs Brixton’s investigative expertise to find out why.

Meanwhile, legendary anti-terrorist fighter Lia Ganz launches her own crusade in Israel against the perpetrators of the attack that nearly claimed her life and the life of her granddaughter. Ganz’s trail ultimately takes her to Washington, where she joins forces with Brixton to uncover an impossible link between the deadly attack on Caesarea and the attempted Metro bombing - as well as the death of the vice president.

The connection between all three lies in the highest corridors of power in Washington, where a deadly plot with unimaginable consequences has been hatched. With the clock ticking toward doomsday, Brixton and Ganz race against time to save millions of American lives that will otherwise become collateral damage to a conspiracy destined to change the United States forever.

©2021 Jon Land and Margaret Truman (P)2021 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Espionage at its finest!

I was shocked when the First Lady's sinister plan was revealed. I was disappointed that the Vice President's handler was killed so unceremoniously and with just a mention that it happened. It didn't feel sincere to the character. Brixton and Lia Ganz were the heros of this story! I loved the audio, but now I have to actually go sit and read this riveting story.

Narrator was horrible

Story was not as good as they use to be and it was extremely painful listening to the narrator, she made character voices like she was reading for toddlers, trying to deepen her voice for the male characters and lets not talk about the 85 yr old nun. When a book has predominately male characters, lets have a male narrator and just read we don’t need voice changes. I am female so don’t go “me to” on my review.

Suspense at its best

This audio book held my interest throughout. I had a hard time putting it done. Really good book!