Rogue Wolf

Noah Wolf, Book 22

De: David Archer, Vince Vogel

Narrado por: Adam Verner

NOTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS IN THE WORLD OF ASSASSINS...

Noah Wolf is quickly becoming one of the top names in the world of espionage. With well over 2 million copies sold and hundreds of thousands of five star reviews, this perennial USA Today bestselling series will be sure to keep your heart pounding well into the night.

Former elite operative Noah Wolf is drawn back into the shadowy world of espionage. Living a serene life with his family in the Florida Keys, Noah’s past resurfaces when he is called to rejoin the mysterious organization E & E.

Relocating to the high-tech sanctuary of Kirtland, the situation quickly takes a dark turn when Noah embarks on a perilous mission against a network of assassins led by the enigmatic Henrik Shultz, known as Adrian: a man Noah thought he’d killed many years ago.

But nothing is what it seems in the world of assassins.

Ensnared in a deadly game of espionage and personal stakes, Noah faces a heart-wrenching dilemma: execute a kill list dictated by the cunning Schultz or lose someone close to him.

Employing cutting-edge technology and haunted at each step by the specter of Schultz, Noah is forced to walk a tightrope as he becomes an unwitting pawn in Adrian’s grander scheme—a scheme that if it is allowed to succeed, will change the world forever.

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I'm addicted to these books! I'm glad there are so many so I can listen over and over until a new one comes our

My last one of the series...

My interest for this series has been waning for at least the last 4 books. Heavy handed plot devices, authors with a laughable understanding of martial arts, tactics and clandestine activities, and melodramatic verbiage that is amplified by the narrators smarmy reading.
this last book has me convinced that the authors replied heavily on open AI and/or GPTs to compete the book. there are so many hyperboles and unnecessary descriptions. This book especially feels like they asked AI to make a 40,000 word book into a proper novel at over 70,000 words.
I'm done, the series jumped the shark for me about 3-4 books ago.