Deadly Powers

Tapped In, Book 2

By: Mark Wayne McGinnis

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

It's been nearly a year since Rob Chandler drove headlong into a telephone pole, on a deserted road outside Kingman, Arizona. He survived the crash, even the 30,000-volt high-power cable that dangled inches from his head. But he didn't come away from the incident anywhere near the same man he was before. On the negative side, he was hearing strange voices in his head; on the positive side, he'd gained the ability to look deep into others' minds...and influence their thoughts.

Now an agent for the small, covert SIFTR Agency, Chandler is confronted with the possibility something terrible has occurred to a beloved fellow agent. He knows who is responsible, the WWZ, a fanatical neo-Nazi organization and another, even more powerful organization, called the Order. Together they are making their move - one that could alter the geopolitical landscape of the United States, forever.

The newly selected multi-billionaire leader of the Order, Rudy Palmolive, has a unique hobby...he's built an 1881 re-creation of the town of Tombstone...it's a testing ground for those interested in joining his diabolical organization. When Chandler infiltrates the town, he'll need more than his unique mental capabilities...he'll need to draw his Colt .45 Peacemaker faster than the man going by the name Billy the Kid.

©2015 Mark Wayne McGinnis (P)2019 Tantor

Author doesn't know his fire arms & Amo

The scene is authentic 1800's western town. Fire arms are the Colt .45 Cal. revolver. The main character buys ammunition for his Colt. The Colt .45 revolver fires the .45 Colt (aka .45 long, .45 Long Colt, .45 LC) not the .45 ACP that the main character purchases which is used by automatic pistols and assault rifles (Thompson 1929 or Tommy Gun used by 1930 gangsters and in World War II)..

A coup averted.

While trying to avert a world take over by the FZZ Chandler and Pills go undercover and are captured. Allowing for mistakes by the other group they are able to turn the tables on them.

To much time between audio books

For me it lost something between book one, which i loved and book two not at all. If the audio book was release a year after the first ,continuity would flow better. Timing ,good narration and a good plot is everything. Five years is way too long between series. I listen to a lot of audio books (300 a year) most are series. I love this author and have many of his audio books in my library. This audio book was very disappointing.