Extraction Point

A Clint Hawke Action Thriller, Book 1

By: Jack Mars

Narrated by: Joel Nielsen

Former Delta Force operator Clint Hawke is a legendary “cleaner” for the intelligence community, specializing in extracting other operatives from blown covers, failed missions, and the most dangerous of places.

In EXTRACTION POINT (Book #1), Clint must extract an agent codenamed "Cipher" from Istanbul after a deep cover operation goes south—but the last thing he expects is who he finds.

Together, Hawke and Cipher must uncover a stolen intelligence plot, and execute a daring two-person heist to get it back—and escape with their lives.

In the Clint Hawke series, heart-pounding action meets razor-sharp tension that grabs you by the throat and never lets go. With breathtaking action sequences and shocking revelations, the series will keep you on the edge of your seat from the explosive first chapter to the stunning conclusion. Perfect for fans of Michael Connelly, David Baldacci, and Brad Thor.

Future books in the series are also available!

©2025 Jack Mars (P)2025 Jack Mars

Terrible narrator

I honestly can’t tell you anything about the actual story because I was struggling to listen to the narrator . Emphasis in all the wrong places , over pronunciation,

not much

terrible narration poor performance there must be a better narrator this ruined the book, find someone better for these books

Mars selling out to feminine superiority movement

Seems like every novelist knows that women buy more books than men. Bed, big, bad woman, rescues, feeble little man at the end..… Dumb little man doesn’t understand the big picture, but mama tells him all about it! The narrator must be an Aussie. Many must pronunciations to the American ear.

I finished the book despite the narrator

I felt like I was listening to a news bulletin. I hate to be negative, but please bring Scott Brick back. The story is just developing which is fine in a short Book 1, but I hope the characters get deeper soon.

Seems like a good story but the narrator is so annoying that I can’t finish this book -

I will never listen to another book narrated by Joel Nielsen. He reads as though there should be an exclamation point after each sentence - so annoying.