Mounting Fears

De: Stuart Woods

Narrado por: Carrington MacDuffie

New York Times– bestselling author Stuart Woods returns with another page-turning thriller.President Will Lee is having a rough week. His vice president just died during surgery. Confirmation hearings for the new vice president are under way, but the squeaky-clean governor whom Will has nominated may have a few previously unnoticed skeletons in his closet. And Teddy Fay, the rogue CIA agent last seen in Shoot Him If He Runs, is plotting his revenge on CIA director Kate Rule Lee—the president’s wife.Plus there are some loose nukes in Pakistan that might just trigger World War III if Will’s diplomatic efforts fall short. It’s up to President Lee—with some help from Holly Barker, Lance Cabot, and a few other Stuart Woods series regulars—to save the world, and the upcoming election.©2009 Stuart Woods; (P)2009 Penguin Audiobooks

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Praise for Mounting Fears

“Woods exhibits his usual brilliant sense of pacing.”—Publishers Weekly

“There’s a lot going on in Woods’ latest thriller, but the plotlines dovetail nicely and the suspense never lets up.”—Booklist

More Praise for Stuart Woods

“Stuart Woods is a no-nonsense, slam-bang storyteller.”—Chicago Tribune

“A world-class mystery writer...I try to put Woods’s books down and I can’t.”—Houston Chronicle

“Mr. Woods, like his characters, has an appealing way of making things nice and clear.”—The New York Times

“Woods certainly knows how to keep the pages turning.”—Booklist

“Since 1981, readers have not been able to get their fill of Stuart Woods’ New York Times bestselling novels of suspense.”—Orlando Sentinel

Not For Kids!

At the start a child came on and said Children's Audio or something like that and I sure didn't think this was a kids reading material. I also thought when it was over I missed downloading the second part and had to check and make sure there wasn't more to it!

Will rocks!

This is an engaging story. There are many engaging characters. Suspenseful and enjoyable. Fun to hear.

Female readers in a book that is primarily male

Why do not audiobooks use male and female readers in the same book.

I think the male and female voices in a book would have more variations.

Dave. Ps I have listened to 80 plus books.

Horrible attempt at Southern Accent

Loved every audible book by Stuart Woods in this and related series. Except this one, and only because of narration. As a Southerner, the southern accent attempt was distracting. Narrator should have just read the book without accent. She made the intelligent educated characters sound like Gomer Pyle. If not for the horrible accent attempts, the reading would have been reasonably competent.

Rapid "what the heck happened" ending

I enjoyed this addition to the Will Lee series. however I felt like the ending was a bit phoned-in.