Rattlesnake

The Gabriel Wolfe Thrillers, Book 6

By: Andy Maslen

Narrated by: Gethyn Edwards

“Vinnie’s dead. Remember your promise?"

When SAS veteran Gabriel Wolfe receives a five-word text, his self-imposed exile in Hong Kong comes to an abrupt end. Honoring a blood oath he swore with Vinnie Calder, Gabriel investigates how the ex-Delta Force sniper ended up dead in the middle of the Texan desert. What he discovers shocks the battle-hardened soldier to the depths of his soul.

Assisted by biotechnology tycoon Clark Orton, a deniable CIA team is planning to trial a new biological weapon on Cambodian orphans. Operating alone, Gabriel traces the plot to the heart of the Cambodian jungle. But powerful people want Gabriel silenced, permanently. And they’re happy to use any means necessary to protect their asset.

Action hotter than a machine-gun barrel!

This non-stop action thriller is the sixth novel in Andy Maslen’s Gabriel Wolfe series. The action never lets up, whether Gabriel is silencing Russian “businessmen” in a London hotel room or fighting for his life against a CIA agent in the middle of a killing field. His Special Forces skills are tested to the limit, from surveillance to covert entry to close combat to demolition.

Fans of Lee Child, Mark Dawson, Daniel Silva, Brad Thor, Vince Flynn, Andy McNab, and Chris Ryan will love the Gabriel Wolfe thrillers.

©2018 Andy Maslen (P)2019 Andy Maslen

Thank you

Thank you so very, very, very, very very much for bringing back the original narrator!

Keeps you listening

I love the intrigue, the action, the characters, the plot line, and especially the wonderful narration. Such a great story that I went to bed listening to it. Thank you.

Not Worth the Time or Money

I bought this book looking for another good writer of thrillers and I thought with the high ratings maybe this author would be good but he does not make it. The story makes little to no sense, the characters for the most part are one dimensional and uninteresting. I listened to the narrator Gethyn Edwards who is pretty good but it is hard to make a poorly written book interesting.