Perfect Shot

Special Agent Alexandra Martel, Book 1

De: Steve Urszenyi

Narrado por: Cynthia Farrell

A former Army sniper must fall back on her Special Ops skills when a friend’s death uncovers a global nuclear threat, in this electrifying new series featuring Special Agent Alexandra Martel.

Special Agent Alexandra Martel has put her days on the battlefield behind her. Charming and disarming, relentless and lethal, she earned a reputation as one of the most renowned and decorated Army snipers in the service before stepping away. But when Alex, now an FBI special agent on loan to Interpol, learns that an old friend, an MI5 officer, has been killed under mysterious circumstances, she’s pulled back into the dangerous world she left behind: a world where some people fear her, some want to recruit her, and everyone seems to want her dead.

Following a trail of clues left behind by the dead woman, Alex pieces together a terrifying conspiracy that only escalates when a nuclear warhead goes missing. Dodging death at every turn, she reluctantly joins forces with a CIA officer, but he has plans of his own for her—and will stop at nothing to achieve them.

Chasing the truth through the streets of London and bustling Turkish markets to the underbelly of Paris, Alex is unrelenting in her pursuit of justice. But as the clock ticks down and the world edges closer to doom, she must fall back on her Special Ops skills to stop the unthinkable. She thought her life as a sniper was over—but with stakes this high, she must use whatever means necessary to render the world safe.

©2023 Steve Urszenyi (P)2023 Recorded Books

Precise& knowledgeable

There wasn’t anything that was not interesting and not great reading. You could visually see everything before your eyes

Narration Not Great

The plot was ok, the dialogue was unrealistic, the narration made it tough to get through. I hate to harshly criticize anyone’s effort but the narration was bad. Mostly shouting, every statement sounded like a question, and sentences chopped up.

In the crosshairs

Interesting counter espionage story with international settings. Characters were real in their development. Plot with twists, kept the reader guessing outcome.

Great story, kept me engaged the during the whole ride

I prefer a male voice performing the male voices. I don’t like a female trying to lower her voice to reflect a male speaking.

Missed the mark.

Writing was average. The lead character makes silly mistakes. Seasoned police officers acting like rookie security guards. Overall it could have been much better.