Ultimate Power

A Thriller

De: Stephen Frey

Narrado por: Will Damron

American financial and political powers collide and conspire in a breakneck thriller from New York Times bestselling author Stephen Frey.

Andrew Falcon Jr. is the youngest hedge-fund manager to make partner at a powerful investment bank on Wall Street. His career is soaring, and his financial future is secured. But with fortune comes a high price.

Just as Falcon thought life couldn't get better, his niece Claire is kidnapped - yet her abductors have no interest in money. They want information. In exchange for Claire's safe return, Falcon must dig deep into his firm's affairs, uncovering secrets worse than he could ever imagine.

He discovers a conspiracy tied to the US government - a rogue faction is manipulating the American people to establish a new order. Now facing impossible odds and a plot that goes all the way up to the nation's leaders, Falcon must find a way to save not only his family but also his country.

©2018 Stephen Frey (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

Ultimate power

Good story so real the plot was excellent every body played their parts I can believe this

Narrator made a poor story listenable

Disappointing Stephen Frey novel. It was so disconnected. Characters weren’t properly developed. Too many unanswered questions and story lines left hanging.

The plot seemed like the author was making it up on the fly and then had to hurry to make a deadline so just ended it quickly.

Stephen Frey fails to impress in this novel

The book seemed to have potential but it just kept getting worse and worse... Dismissal at best.

A bit far fetched

But still a fun read with likable characters....im more inclined to believe robots that turn into cars then what happens in this book... Lol... I don't know.... I guess if something like this could happen in real life then we're all screwed... Lol... There's not gonna be a falcon or Troy to save us

Horrible narrator

This guy is not good and really made it tough to get through. I finally skipped from chapter 23 to the end just to see how it wrapped up. Try reading the book instead