DEATH TRADER

A Female Assassin Espionage Spy Action Thriller (PROJECT MOLKA BOOK 1)

By: Fredrick L. Stafford

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She doesn’t run from danger.

She trades in it.

Molka was trained to kill before she was old enough to question orders.

Now, she’s one of the world’s most lethal covert assets—an off-the-books assassin deployed into conflicts governments refuse to acknowledge. Her missions are surgical. Her record is flawless. Her loyalty is absolute.

Until little sister was brutally murdered and they didn’t do anything about it.

Now Molka must survive long enough to uncover the truth—and decide who deserves to die for it.

DEATH TRADER is a fast-paced spy espionage action thriller packed with:
• A deadly, elite female assassin

• Black-ops missions and covert warfare

• International espionage and intelligence betrayals

• Relentless action with a cinematic edge

If you enjoy the intensity of elite operatives, shadow governments, and strong female protagonists who don’t ask permission, this is your next addiction.

Start the PROJECT MOLKA series today—and discover why Molka doesn’t just survive the game.

She controls it.

Could have been better

I think the AI, or virtual story teller took away from the story. The machine was unable to inflect emotions where appropriate making the story somewhat boring.

Choppy virtual voice

Story line was good. But narration made it very hard to enjoy Would have been better with a true voice actor.

Naw. Voice makes me ill. Can’t bear to finish

The story is pretty brutal it seems. I wanted to be OK with the fake voice, but the more I hear the less I like. I don’t like the idea of yet another corporation making even bigger profits by not using a human narrator—not that all narrators are great.
1) Story seems to be setting up well for its genre
2) The pitch of voice is fine, but the blandness really “got to me.”
3) If they try to find & pay a good human narrator, then I would have kept listening
4) Corporations are NOT people & no real people “benefitting” from this deserve it
5) We have spent many thousands of dollars on our 1000 or so books & I was already considering stopping buying 2 credits per month
6) I’d feel better giving more money to feed starving people (by far) than increasing profits for the nameless greedy people benefitting from a tacky cost “saving” scam like this. Nice try, but I hope corporate lackeys who thought this would make their rich butts more money should suffer loss for this crap tactic.

Almost great

I would expect more support from the organization when they send an agent with a specific mission.

Awful narration

Absolutely awful narration , story seems ok
only blessing it was free , if this is the future of audio books then its time for a return to hardbacks