The Infiltration Game

The Think Tank Series, Book 2

De: Brian Andrews

Narrado por: MacLeod Andrews

When prominent CEOs of Fortune 500 companies begin dying in a series of freak accidents, The Think Tank is tasked to investigate.

Junior analyst Sloane Keller soon connects the CEOs to Chinese venture capitalist Michael Sun—a brilliant businessman with a shadowy past. With each new discovery, Sloane becomes convinced that the deaths are by design and all part of an international conspiracy. But to what end, she does not know …

The investigation soon takes a turn for the worse, when Sloane discovers that her father’s company has had business dealings with Sun. Afraid that her CEO father may be next on the hit list, Sloane and the Think Tank must unravel a hidden agenda that stretches from Washington to Beijing and unmask the world’s most devious assassin before it’s too late.

©2016, 2019 Brian Andrews (P)2023 Blackstone Publishing

Excellent Intrigue!

There were a couple of surprises and multiple levels of distrust with every character. It was hard to keep track of all the characters especially those who were not primary or completely developed., but a good story that kept your attention.

I enjoyed the book. BUT

It was very close to one of the Shepherd series books. I liked that one too.

Nice change of pace

I actually enjoyed this series, I’ve been listening to the Tier One series and several of this authors other titles for a while so this was a nice change from naval warfare stuff. The “holes in the plot” as described by other reviewers i assume are lead ins to another novel in the series which is something both Wilson and Andrew’s do on the regular. Great narrator as usual and an enjoyable listen to me!

The Think Tank Series is a Hit!

This second Think Tank thriller by Brian Andrews has all the hallmarks of what will be come seen as an outstanding series. The depth and breadth of characters has something for everyone, and the secretive nature of the Foundation threads into today’s reasonable theories that some call conspiratorial. MacLeod Andrews is a master narrator with perfect pitch, range, and timing.

The entertwining stories.

Great narration. The book was pretty good, too. The ending was not what I expected