Tipping Point: Action-Adventure Thriller

De: Simon Rosser

Narrado por: Chris MacDonnell

Duración: 15 h y 33 m

Resumen del Editor

In 1903, the Arctic's fabled Northwest Passage is navigated for the first time. In 2012, an eminent climatologist is found dead in his London apartment. For Robert Spire, an environmental lawyer, what seems like a standard executor's appointment in his client's will turns out to be anything but, as he is thrust into an international conspiracy involving a plan to push the Arctic to its tipping point and the world to disaster....

Tipping Point is a fast-paced, climate-fiction action thriller with a perfect blend of action, suspense, adventure, and thrills to keep you listening until the very end.

Two dead climatologists...

When eminent climatologist Dr. Dale Stanton - in the process of studying the Atlantic Ocean's thermohaline circulation - is found dead in his London apartment, environmental lawyer Robert Spire is given the task of administering a large legacy left to global warming organizations. The job is straightforward until a second climatologist, Dr. Jack Bannister, drops dead on the other side of the Atlantic.

An international conspiracy...

Spire's client - suspicious of her son's death - asks him to travel to San Francisco to investigate Dr. Jack Bannister's death. While there, he meets French climatology professor Francois Trimaud, who is working on a geoengineering project to seed the Arctic Ocean with an experimental substance - the aim to prevent, or at least slow, the Arctic's melting ice. Spire soon discovers that someone has other plans for the region and wants the climatologists dead at all costs.

A looming ecological disaster...

As evidence of increased glacial melt in Greenland and reduction in the Arctic ice mounts, Spire becomes determined to join Trimaud on the research vessel Mercure Blanc, on a joint US/French expedition to the Arctic. He soon finds, however, that the lives of all onboard are in peril....

©2011 Simon Rosser (P)2015 Simon Rosser

Anti-Environmental groups Attack!

Tipping Point: Action-Adventure Thriller
By: Simon Rosser
Narrated by: Chris MacDonnell
The first in the series of Robert Spires, an environmental lawyer. I read the books out of order, oops! I missed this one and started on #2. I'm glad I went back to get the basics of Spires. He is just a lawyer but in these stories he is more like a James Bond without the cool gadgets and government backing. In this one he ends up following leads, which I mean dead bodies, that takes him to the Arctic and still the the evil bad guys are there! Persistent buggers! Lots of suspense, thrills, and intrigue.
The narration was spot on!

I really liked this audible book.

I listened to this book on audio.
I loved the science which turned out to be a little more scary than the Russian hired killer.
I love how the climate change served as a catalyst for the plot line.
The characters, our main protagonist specifically were like able.

I cannot honestly say that the book gripped me so much that I could not put it down. However every time I had time to listen to more of it I was delighted to do so.

WaAr

Loved this story!!!

Robert Spire is a modern day Indiana jones. The story kept you interested, the characters were good and the Narrator did a great job. I could easily visualize this story unfolding. I can't wait to start on the next book Impact point

Good old fashion thriller

I liked the modest suspense and recommend book to readers who are sympathetic to science and scientists.

Not a bad listen

Well, I thought this was going to be something I didn’t think I’d enjoy, but in hind sight, don’t judge a book by it’s cover. We’ll work a read or listen. Looking forward to the next instalment.

Fire and Ice

Although there is plenty of action in this book, murder, mayhem, International conspiracy at its most Byzantine, and semi-natural disasters, this book provides fascinating insight into some crucial issues dealing with the effects of global warming, and what could happen with the melting of Polar ice. While the hero isn’t a law enforcement officer, he also isn’t the usual “innocent who stumbles into danger” either. He has, as we learn early in the book, had over 14 years of Martial Arts training, and, as an environmental lawyer, he is familiar with these issues, as well.

While eminently instructive, this is high test fiction, and the author weaves fact and story together in ways that make the factual material an integral part of the thriller fiction.

The narrator gave an extremely professional performance. Though his style is low key, that quiet, sometimes almost casual narration highlights the relentless action and the violence of the conspirators.

I received a copy of this book in exchange for this unbiased review via the courtesy of Audiobookblast dot com.

Amazing storyline

loved it
recomend it and will deffinatly be getting mor si rosser books in the future

Tipping Point

I liked this book for the most part.It was ver long to listen to.At times fast paced then incredibly tedious for a spell,it was interesting.Global warming,sabotage,murder and mayhem on the high seas.Chris MacDonnell is the perfect narrator.His voice performances are spot on.I was given this book free for an honest review.

Enjoyed very much

I was given this book by the author to review and I would recommend this book It kept me interested and entertainted.

High Octane Edge of Seat Thriller

This was a fast paced high octane edge of one's seat thriller. It was fun and exciting. If you like action espionage genres such as James Bond or Mission Impossible and conspiracies then this book is for you.

I sort of thought the hero acted really dumb at times, as if he had a death wish, however the book was so much fun and exciting I overlooked this flaw. The hero has more lives than a cat as well as a lot of dumb luck combined with his McGiver skills and creativity therefore he keeps getting out of deathly traps and jams. The hero Robert Spire is an environmental lawyer with survival skills that could shame a navy SEAL.

The narration and performance was fantastic and helped make the book. One minor flaw regarding the narration is that I felt the narrator didn't get the American accent quite right for the American characters. However considering the multinational cast of characters and all the different accents that were used for the characters, I didn't see this small flaw as being important. Overall I thought the narrator was very talented.

I feel this book would make a great action packed movie.


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