Falkirk

De: Casey Morales

Narrado por: Joel Leslie

Awarded Gold in the 2024 Bookfest and Bronze in the 2024 Readers' Favorite Awards . . .



Will and Thomas, freshly christened agents in America's newly established Office of Strategic Services, are dropped into occupied France with one simple mission: help the resistance and sabotage enemy supply lines.



But nothing in war is simple.



The constant fear of discovery tests the limits of Will and Thomas's relationship. They're in love, but in war, is love enough?



Then a member of their team overhears a Nazi officer and a scientist discussing an insidious new weapon that could tip the balance of the war, and everything changes.



Falkirk hurls two Ivy League boys into a Jason Bourne mission you can't put down.



Contains mature themes.©2023 3Aussies Press

Boston students prepare for U.S. entrance to a World War after Pearl Harbor.

This impressive audiobook experience of Casey Morales' spy novel held my attention from Cambridge to Berlin. The narrative was by Joel Lesley and was very well done whether at college or military dining hall, and spine tingling at a cathedral burial chamber or worse.
The first book occurred at Harvard College where Wil Shaw is a Freshman and runs into Thomas, an older student and a Naval LT.
"Falkirk" is Morales' second of this series with a host of characters, languages, and locations that felt as fast as it must have been if in actuality.
Having been to most of the countries and cities, I was never a spy. That was assumed as I accompanied the spies' travels by planes, vehicles, boats, and on foot.
If you enjoy Casey Morales, this was a very action filled adventure.
Falkirk does contain mature themes.