The Assassin's Betrayal: CIA Assassin

Jason Drake Spy Thriller, Book 1

By: Auston King

Narrated by: Jay Myers

Jason Drake, a trained CIA assassin, is forced to confront his past and make a devastating choice when a weapon capable of causing widespread destruction falls into the wrong hands, threatening the world.

The Assassin's Betrayal is an adrenaline-charged spy thriller. Think Jason Bourne meets Mitch Rapp. Nonstop action. Gut-wrenching twists. Sleepless nights guaranteed.

This series will leave you breathless and begging for more. If you choose just one audiobook this year, make it this one. Packed with action, adventure, defiance, provocative foreign agents, unforgettable characters, and above all, betrayal—it’s a story that will keep you hooked.

Looking for a gripping spy thriller series that lingers in your mind long after the final chapter? Your search ends here.

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brilliant plot

Amazing book will read more from this author. There are many twists and turns., plots and sub plots. i could not stop listening.

Good book, performance not so much

The first book was much better the person reading the book was not as good and really ruined the story.

Well, I have found the next series of books I will

Great book, this one held my attention from beginning to end. And it has my favorite Narrator. You can't go wrong with Jay.

Not good but not terrible

It was like a first book written by someone who did very little research. The narrator is great but his Arab accent sounds Russian. His Russian accent is great. Won’t read the next book because author doesn’t seem to understand good writing

Good story, loaded with cliches and lazy writing.

I’m an Army Green Beret so I’m kind of hyper critical about novels of this genre. The plot is good and kept me interested but it comes across as one giant cliche; the former black operator who is now wanted and on the run, the corrupt government insider, and the Russian madman bent on destroying the world. Not to mention it’s loaded with cheesy metaphors. Also there are some serious plot holes and laziness in the details. Helicopters make a lot of noise when they land but apparently not in this world. You can’t just wander around Al Assad airbase stealing weapons out of the arms room, chow from the chow hall and a Blackhawk apparently owned by the Air Force, not the Army. Also you only have to choke someone out for three seconds to render them combat ineffective permanently. If you’re into this genre check out Jack Carr’s novels and read about the adventures of James Reece.