Sleeper Agent: Nemesis

De: John Birmingham

Narrado por: Rupert Degas

Genetically engineered to be the perfect weapon, Cooper Fox must now use those abilities to stop a shadowy cabal from rewriting the future of humanity.

Cooper was created by a clandestine government program, imbued with superhuman speed, strength, and reflexes. But when the program was sold off to the highest bidder, he has found himself caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse with the Consortium, a cabal of billionaires determined control of the world through any means necessary.

When the Consortium captures his partner Kristin Hegel, Cooper infiltrates their heavily-fortified research facility to mount a daring rescue. What he uncovers is more horrifying than anything he could have imagined – a plot to chemically subdue the global population and elevate a new breed of genetically enhanced "Guardians" to rule over the compliant masses.

With time running out, Cooper must confront his own troubled past, navigate a web of betrayal, and stop the Consortium before they can reshape the world in their image. Packed with pulse-pounding action and mind-bending sci-fi, Sleeper Agent: Nemesis is the thrilling finale to one man's fight to save humanity from those who would seek to engineer its evolution.

©2022 John Birmingham (P)2025 Audible Australia Pty Ltd.

Intriguing concept

Well developed characters, cerebral and unique storyline with plenty of vibrant action. Excellent narration. Great listen.

Narrator

It was a little wordy at times but the narrator made up for it. The action was spot on, reminded me of Vince Flynn's writing.

The fact that there is a chance of supernatural design on creating super humans

That Kristin fought for her life for justice!! Good read with excitable insights!! Thank you.

Psycho Thriller

Dumbly I went into this not sure what I was getting into. All and all this was a good series, but it was very unsettling.

rather boring

Constant attempt at writing what the author attempted to be exciting action. Mostly just lots of words, lots of flamboyant language, more metaphors and similes in one chapter than in many whole books. Didn't quickly pull the reader into a story or into the characters. Finally the last hourish got interesting. but not enough to even consider if there was a follow up book or another book by this writer. I've probably listened to 1000 books of most genres. Maybe it makes me have higher bars than those claiming 5 stars.