Still Not Dead

A Sam Sunborn Novel

De: Charles Levin

Narrado por: Daniel Greenberg

Still not Dead is the new fast-paced thriller from the best-selling author of the Not So Dead trilogy.

“This latest book is as chilling as it is thrilling, and I simply couldn't put it down! This series is truly speculative political intrigue at its best." (Jo Niederhoff, San Francisco Book Review)

Sam Sunborn is dead. But is he really? Sam is not physically here, and his wife Monica resents him for deserting her and leaving their son fatherless. Yet, from the digital beyond and with Monica’s reluctant help, he’s dead set on stopping the most diabolical terrorist scheme the world has ever known.

Ashaki LaSalam has escaped from prison with the help of her lover, a mob boss with vast resources and a deadly secret. And Ashaki is bent on revenge after the US left her Kurdish mother to be raped and killed when America abandoned its Mideast allies. With a revolutionary neural weapon that can erase anyone’s memories forever, she launches devastating mass amnesia attacks, first on political leaders and then entire cities. Can America survive this mad assault on our minds?

If you like heart-pounding action, mind-bending inventions, and terrifying villains, then you'll love Charles Levin's gripping saga. Buy Still Not Dead to plug into a mind-bending, emotional thrill ride today.

©2021 Charles Levin (P)2022 Charles Levin

A total success

I am glad that the same narrator has done all of the Sam Sunborn stories. Definitely makes continuity a plus.
With regards to the story-I was skeptical at first. Not thinking that the sequel to the trilogy could be good-I was wrong.
Sam struggles with not being human and his relationship with his wife, Monica.
With Asari’s sister as the villain who is avenging his death, she puts her demands on the American leaders.
Trying to atone for his demise - she eventually makes the crew of Sanborn’s take action that is morally suspect.
To find out how it ends -I suggest listening to this addition to the Sam Sanborn series..

In digital

Imagine dying but your memories are saved in a digital format that lets you think and solve problems. Sam Sunborn is a digital memory. But he also problem solves and he has feelings. He helps to take down a terrorist who can get into people's minds. Pretty frightening. Sam's wife gets imprinted with Sam's memories and gets pulled into helping catch the terrorist. This story has many surprises and shocking moments. It will be hard to put down or stop listening to.

Amazing!

This action packed story will keep you on the edge of your seat. The technology is mind blowing and the scheming of the terrorists will definitely make you think about what could be.

Charles Levin has written another fantastic story. While not all of the tech is currently a reality, I can’t help but feel we are moving in that direction. I’m really loving this series, and I’m anxiously waiting to see what’s next.

Daniel Greenberg’s performance was as entertaining as I hoped. He truly brought the story to life.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Fascinating Thriller

I really enjoyed the fourth book in the Sam Sunborn series. Like its predecessors, the story was filled with twists and turns and non-stop action. The science was cutting edge and the research was extensive. The author has written an emotional and captivating tale that had me on the edge of my seat wondering what will happen next. I recommend this story to others who enjoy this genre. Daniel Greenberg's narration was excellent, and his performance kept my attention. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily left this review.

Another fabulous story in this series

I have been reading this series for a while, now, and it never ceases to surprise me. It has everything; action, amazing characters and food for thought.

Because, more than anything, this is a truly thought-provoking series. The wonders and dangers of technology, the dreadful terrorist scenarios, the personal losses... it all amounts to a captivating story.

We get to know Monica Sunborn better in this book and her personal development in this story and her full involvement in the plot makes me believe that this is not the last time she will be a crucial member of the good guys' team.

The events are the end are heartbreaking, but I'm pretty sure that they are the starter point for a new, breathtaking story.

As always, Daniel Greenberg's narration was perfect.