The Dragon

Mystery Babylon, Book 2

De: Jamie Lee Grey

Narrado por: Stacey Glemboski

Duración: 7 h y 16 m

Resumen del Editor

A major earthquake, followed by a mega-tsunami, might swamp Russia and China’s war on the United States.

Suspected of collaborating with the enemy, Sierra Forester needs a safe place to hunker down until she can clear her name. Austin Martin might be able to help…or he might be the source of even greater problems. If he risks his life to protect her, can either survive?

Soon after arriving at their remote Alaskan hideout, a mega-tsunami sends Sierra and Austin running for their lives. Can they escape a watery death? How will this natural disaster affect Alaska—and all of the Pacific coast?

Meanwhile, Russia and China step up their war on the United States. Battles are being fought on multiple fronts. Neither side has yet resorted to nuclear weapons, but it’s only a matter of time. Can America fend off the communists? Or will the Russian bear and the Chinese dragon finally pin their enemy to the ground?

The Dragon is the second book in Jamie Lee Grey’s thrilling post-apocalyptic Mystery Babylon series. Begin this clean faith-based adventure today!

©2022 Jamie Lee Grey (P)2022 Jamie Lee Grey

Combine some ofthe books and charge more for the book.

Very short stories leaving you hanging to have to keep buying another short story. I like the stories and most characters but it’s like listening to a soap opera. At this point it’s going to take over 20 books to finish these stories.

A little slow but great story and narration.

It can be a little slow in developing but entertaining. I like that it is from a Christian perspective and wish there were more available in this genre. Great narrating:)

Loved it, but…

I really like this series so far. But.. I can’t wrap my head around why did the author spend so much time on Sierra and Austin stuck on a tree. I feel like the other story lines moved along nicely. However back in Alaska a whole lot of nothing happened except for the very beginning and the ending. I look forward to the next book in this series. I just really hope there is more development for Sierra and Austin and the folks in the small Alaskan town.

Love the book, BUT…

It took too long to develop the story. I think less time in a tree or dealing with other issues that could’ve done quicker would have been better. Overall, I love the book, the story, and definitely the performance. I will listen to Stacey Glemboski any day.

very good story

I like this book a lot. Some areas made you think about the end times.

So about a third to a quarter of this book is where the couple is stuck in a tree.

I'm a huge fan of Jamie Lee's books. And I still liked this one and would recommend it, even though it did seem to take too long to develop. I didn't count the total chapters but I think it was somewhere around eight that the couple is stuck in a tree… way way too long. That section of the book is really belabored, but overall it still a decent story worth listening too. I just think it could've been a lot better
If she had developed the story more and not labored so long on the tree. Stacey once again does a great performance and I highly recommend her as a reader. And I'll add even with that criticism of the overall story, I will still purchase the Eagle when it becomes as an audiobook.

Fantastic!

It’s amazing how some of this has already happened… and the results are pending.
Can’t wait to hear the next book in the series!

Loved this series!

Location, Characters, Story and Narration. Spot on in my opinion. This series isn't written to the age level so many in this genre are. I enjoyed these very much. Thanks! Keep'em commin'.

love it!

I love this series. I want more from this author. it aligns greatly with my beliefs and inspires me to be better. pray more. and to be kind.
please write more like this!!!!!