Power Move

Alexander King

De: Bradley Wright

Narrado por: Jarret Lemaster

Sometimes an operator has to make his own moves. No matter how deadly they may be.

Alexander King has moved his team out on its own, and the first order of business will be to deal with a secret from one of its member's past. A past that Sam Harrison thought had long been buried.

Clues are hidden in locations only Sam and one other person know about, and they lead King and the team into the most deadly mission of their storied career.

If you couldn't put down Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp, Lee Child's Jack Reacher, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Brad Thor's Scot Harvath, or David Baldacci's Will Robie, fans of Bradley Wright believe you won't be able to put down the addictive Alexander King.

©2021 Bradley Wright (P)2021 Bradley Wright

I was stoked to hear Jarret 'sNarration

I first heard the second or third book. and I said I might as well go back to the first book. I'm not being rude but for this type of book the narrator should sound a little bit like the mean person maybe, just sayin. Not a Broadway musical. Just right.

Great

Great story, and I love the camaraderie between the characters. This was a heart racing thriller that I enjoyed very, very much keep cranking them out I can’t wait to read the next one. Great job.

I need more X!! And more Jarret!

Every time I read or listen to a Bradley Wright book, I can’t wait for the next one to get published, lol. I just can’t get enough- and I’m thrilled that Bradley picked such a wonderful narrator to bing his stories to life. Jarret IS Xander King to me now. When I picture him in my mind, I hear Jarret. Seriously. He’s becoming one of my go-to narrators, just as Wright is a go-to author.

Thrilling and fast paced

A lot of action and nice storyline. Performer could be more enthusiastic. Story moves along quickly and keeps up you listening.

good one

...but the narrator, who otherwise is good, pronounces Nice (France) as nee-say (and similar issues) is distracting as detracting. The producer definitely needs to do some QC.