Rage

De: Stewart Raffill

Narrado por: Mark Deakins, Julia Whelan, Hillary Huber, Christopher Ashman, Karen Armstrong, Vikas Adam

Fifteen American naval officers unexpectedly seize control of a USS-Ohio class nuclear submarine. In possession of the most formidable war machine ever created, the mutineers form a new terrorist organization that threatens to attack militant extremists and their supporters around the world. In a race against time, the FBI and the US military try to stop the deciphered missile launch codes from reaching the nuclear submarine and unravel a conspiracy that permeates the very foundations of the US government.

Replete with sophisticated characters, international intrigue, murder, and mayhem, Rage confronts radical terrorism with a new western form of itself that threatens the entire world order.

Rage is an award-winning international political thriller.

©2016 Stewart Raffill (P)2017 Stewart Raffill

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Winner of the 2018 Next Generation Indie Book Award

Rage Nails the times we live in right on the head!

Its as if Stewart Raffill had a time machine and he was able to see into the future of where the world is heading.

This political thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat and wanting more.

The characters are richly woven into the very real fabric of what politics feels like today. Without ruining any of the story I can tell you that this apocalyptic scenario that weaves through the book is thrilling and terrifying all at the same time.

This is not a paint by numbers thriller. Mr. Raffill takes us on a rollercoaster ride that I pray never happens in our country but the entire time I was reading the book I felt his words could happen.

I can only hope that Donald Trump does not read this book because he would take elements of it and use it as a disaster of a road map for the troubles our world is in today.

I highly recommend this book.

Great Story, Awesome Production, 5 Star Audiobook!

Everything from the production to the story was great. I really enjoyed the multiple characters being voiced by other narrators. Instead of just one person narrating the whole time, there is an additional cast that keeps the story flowing and bringing everything to life. The music was also a nice touch, giving it a very cinematic feel to each chapter.

The author gives the perfect amount of detail throughout the story giving a good pace while listening and taking everything in.

Overall a great listen and highly suggest it for anyone looking for a great story and performance.

Brilliant and Compelling Political Thriller

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

I particularly enjoyed the multiple voices and the music. So often audible books are performed by just one narrator, but with Rage you have both male and female voices who make the storytelling much more interesting. It is easier to follow the characters when the story is told by different readers.

What did you like best about this story?

It is a fast paced political thriller with multiple twists and turns. With believable, well-developed characters and a plot that is as up-to-date as today's headlines, the reader is propelled into a world where frustration and rage lead to extreme measures. It is as unpredictable as it is compelling.

lose the music

an interesting story and an excellent narrator. a different slant on the tried and true political/military tale. enjoyed it late into the night.

The music is badly placed, often covering the narration of the new chapter. there is a break every time the music ( a sort of hic up) which is distracting. as the book progresses that musicc seems to be louder and louder.

THRILLING!!

What did you love best about Rage?

This book kept me on the edge of my seat. It's scary how real it could be. MUST READ and will appeal to all ages and genders.

Who was your favorite character and why?

The President. He knew what he had to do but was torn because of his empathy with the crew.

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

No.

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

It made me realize how sad things really are and how important it is to end all this hatred and ugliness.

Any additional comments?

I'd love to see this in a movie....