Net Force: Eye of the Drone

By: Jerome Preisler

Narrated by: Seth Podowitz

An all-new novella in the New York Times bestselling Net Force series, created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik and written by Jerome Preisler.

In Munich, a renowned computer scientist dies. Then, his daughter vanishes. Both under mysterious circumstances.

Kali Alcazar, a master hacker, wants to know why. As she delves deeper into the suspicious events, she spots something in the sky — a rare, advanced drone -- and realizes she’s a target herself. A group of mercenary assassins has been assembled with just one goal: to stop Kali from exposing a dark, world-changing secret. Stop her at any cost.

They’re not the only ones who are hunting Kali. CIA manhunter Mike Carmody and his elite special ops team are hot on her trail. Their task—bring her to Washington as an internationally wanted cyber-criminal. But that simple mission suddenly becomes a lot more dangerous than they bargained for.

In this thrilling novella, the lines blur between hunter and hunted in a battle for tech dominance whose explosive outcome ultimately may be decide the future of international security.

Author Who Cares

I’m a Tom Clancy nut who’s read every Jack Ryan, Net Force or Op-Center book. I was trying to play catch-up and read Eye of the Drone but couldn’t find it in print, so I took a stab in the dark and reached out to Jerome Preisler on Goodreads.

He was nice enough to respond and explain the story line and told me about how Eye of the Drone fit in.

I love having a chance to escape into a story and would recommend giving this book a listen.

interesting potential but very abbreviated not not much drama

I'm an avid listener to many audiobooks I had a hard time staying interested in following the first hour of this book.

I did make it through to the end and I was surprised when the epilogue came so quickly and the story ended.

So my overall review would be this it's hard to get into when you finally start to get into it the story ends and your left wondering why did I waste a credit on this pass on this one if you have the chance

Don't bother - one long chase, bad dialog.

You won't miss anything if you miss this book. This book is one contrived chase with bad dialog.

Pointless storyline

This book is full of unnecessary descriptive commentary that doesn't add to the story. Frankly, it becomes exhausting listening to the extraneous details drone on and on. The storyline itself is incoherent, and I found myself often wondering what the point of it all was. The plot only gets explained at the very end, in a way that seems like the author gave up on trying to write a cohesive story.