The Adamic Code

Book 1 in the Orion's Spear Series

By: C. T. Knudsen

Narrated by: Kirby Heyborne

Before the coma that ended his mission, Chris Thomas was a nobody....

But now he holds the secret of the Adamic Code. And it’s a secret the order will kill for.

When Chris uses the Adamic Code to create a revolutionary artificial intelligence known as Max, he gets the world’s attention, but fame’s not all he thought it would be.

Working side by side with the beautiful and brilliant Leah, Chris soon finds himself caught up in a web of lies and manipulations as a secret society plots to take control of the Max Al and the world.

Against all odds, he must cooperate with the CIA to stop the Order from destroying most of humanity with an unthinkable weapon.

Outgunned and out of time, Chris and a team of assassins form a long-shot plan to take down the enemy.

Can they use the Max Al to stop the Order before it's too late?

If you love Gregg Luke, Stephanie Black, James D. Prescott, and A. G. Riddle, you'll love The Adamic Code by new LDS suspense writer C. T. Knudsen.

©2020 C. T. Knudsen (P)2021 C. T. Knudsen

Critic reviews

"By far the best techno-thriller by an LDS author I have read to date. The Adamic Code is enthralling, incredibly well-researched, and delivered with pacing that will take your breath away. Rarely have I cheered aloud for a character while reading a novel, but I did with this one. Several times!" (Gregg Luke, best-selling author of Plague and Infected)

Must listen

An absolutely amazing thrilling story that hopefully is just a story, although it could be real.

Fun story

Great for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Good for others, as well, but there will be confusing aspects.

GREAT Series

Took a gamble on this book and am extremely pleased I did. I topped 60,000 minutes of listening time this year with Audible so I go through books like crazy. I really enjoyed this book and the 2nd book as well. It definitely has a religious undertone but is not pushed in your face and feels like part of the story and not a political statement. Highly recommend.

Not for this Latter-day Saints

I tried this book since it was advertised as a thriller written for Latter-day Saints. It is unnecessarily evil and ties in aspects of the religion that should be left alone. More gore and killing than many other books. It chased away any goodness I might have been feeling.

Plain and simple just crap!

If you’re into satanic symbols and human sacrifice and evil this is the book for you. This book is just garbage