Skyfire

Adam Knight Thrillers, Book 2

By: Sam Cogley

Narrated by: Adam James Conner

In the heart of Africa, a storm is brewing. Can one man prevent a war that could consume the world?

Tribal and ethnic tensions are on the brink of erupting into full-blown conflict in the East African nation of Numbani. As one faction maintains a tenuous grip on power, another is desperate to overthrow it, aided by illegal arms pouring in from an unknown source.

The secret arm of the CIA—Penumbra Division—sends their top operative, Adam Knight, to uncover the truth. Scarred by battles past, Knight faces the critical question: Does he still have what it takes to navigate the complex world of deception?

On the scorching sands of Numbani, Knight finds an unexpected ally in Genevieve Imara, a determined local striving for justice. Imara seeks the masterminds behind a series of brutal attacks on civilian villages, but her quest soon draws her deep into the heart of a new civil war. Together, they confront battle-hardened warlords, a ruthless assassin, and a cabal of wealthy elites playing a lethal game.

As the situation spirals, the duo must navigate a treacherous maze of peril and deceit. With every move, they draw nearer to uncovering a conspiracy that threatens global stability. Can they dismantle the deadly plot before it's too late, or will they become just another statistic in a grim tally of casualties?

If the high-octane narratives of Tom Clancy, Lee Child, Robert Ludlum, Vince Flynn, and Ian Fleming keep you listening late into the night, then prepare to be engrossed by the world of Adam Knight.

©2024 Sam Cogley (P)2024 Podium Audio

Week done sequel

The narration is wonderful. Accents, emotions, the works! A little unrealistic here and there. Nevertheless, a great listen. Listen to book one first though.

Good story narrated well

The story is good, the narrator does a great job. The problem and the reason it doesn't get five stars, is the rediculously comical way in which the author seems to feel that he's in some sort of competition with I don't know who, about how many silly and ridiculous adjectives he can use, and how much he can describe things in a comicbook like maner, and still continue the story. It seriously makes me wonder is this wasn't written by AI. I can't believe a serious writer would do this to their story on purpose. It's possible a buddy of his put him up to it with a bar bet, if that's not it, then I'm inclined to lean towards AI. SMFH.

I loved it!

The story and the characters and the action, all very fine! Coupled with a truly talented narrator I believe Mr Cogley has produced a very fine novel!