The President Said Kill Him

De: Norman Wood

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In 1993, newly elected President Bill Crawford sent a secret CIA Clandestine Service team to hunt and kill the world’s wealthiest criminal and the leader of the Medellin Cartel, Alejandro Espinoza.

Being made aware of the CIA’s exceptional Team Thorn, the president ordered Thorn’s Buddy Hayden, Nathan West, and Jack Reynolds to find Espinoza and put a toe tag on him. They needed to hurry because West was to start medical school in five months, and he wasn’t missing that, no matter who needed to be killed.

Team Thorn thought this would be a cut-and-dry mission anyway.

But that all changed in Bogota when West met the beautiful, sensuous barmaid Sanita Perez and couldn’t get her out of his mind. Fortunately, she suddenly left, and his mind went back to the hunt for Espinoza . . . until West saw the picture of a beautiful Customs agent who’d been kidnapped by the cartel. They suspected the agent was being kept alive, tortured, and raped. Sanita Perez was undercover Customs Special Agent Angelina Lopez. West would now hunt for her and kill anyone who got in his way.

Based on actual events, The President Said Kill Him is a nonstop, hold-your-breath adventure of the secret intelligence world, well-known by author Dr. Norman Wood, a former special agent and credited with making the largest drug seizure in US history. He knows this secret life because he lived it.

virtual narration inaccurate.

many mispronounced words. AI not intelligent enough. plot okay. characters thin. would not recommend at all

Terrible Audio Production

Do not buy this book. They used AI for the voice and the voice did not have any different inflection between characters in the story. Terrible waste of a credit. Do not purchase a book that uses AI as the narrator!

Logical layout and riveting narrative

The author did an excellent job of giving the public a riveting and sometimes chilling peek behind the curtain. Being the last in an equally riveting series of fiction based on actual events, I find myself longing for a fifth book. Well done and I highly recommend.