The Eden Prophecy

Hawker & Laidlaw Series, Book 3

De: Graham Brown

Narrado por: Jeffrey Kafer

From Graham Brown, coauthor of The New York Times best-selling thriller Devil's Gate with Clive Cussler, comes The Eden Prophecy....

The wisdom of faith. The power of science. The evil of man.

In the U.N. building in New York City, a US Ambassador contracts an unknown virus after opening a threatening letter. In a slum near Paris, a rogue geneticist is found dead, tortured and defiled. His last message, a desperate plea for help, was sent to an old friend and fellow outcast, the ex-CIA agent and former mercenary named Hawker. His final legacy appears to be the fingerprints he left all over the letter to the Ambassador.

Consumed by thoughts of revenge but fighting to see the truth, Hawker teams up with NRI operative Danielle Laidlaw on a quest to find the killers and track down the secrets his dead friend may have lost or sold.

From the streets of Paris to an underground auction in the catacombs of Beirut to the merciless deserts of Iran, Hawker and Danielle find themselves hunting a murderous cult leader whose scientific arsenal could lead humanity to a new Eden - or unleash hell on the Earth itself.

©2012 Graham Brown (P)2018 Tantor

exceptional series

I've listened to all three books and hope there is a fourth coming. Let's keep their story going

Fantastic Adventure

I have followed Hawker & Laidlaw adventures when I read the books a few years ago. Now they are on audible I could not resist. What an adventure to relive. But I feel its time for Graham to put pen to paper again and write the next adventure, between co authoring with Clive. I want to know did the serum work? did the Englishman join them..... The narration was great.

it's worth a listen

this series was pretty good. I would recommend it. the narrator was decent, but ever so slightly dry.

Bravo! Excellent.

Greatly enjoyed this book. Super grateful it didn't turn into a love story that started at the end of the previous book. Great writing.

love the series but....

left on a slight cliff hanger....wish there was an actual ending to the series 😳

Meh.

I guess the plan was to come full circle and reach a conclusion for some aspects of the first book that were unresolved. The first book was great, the second okay and this one needed a better story. But the author is happy with his work so that’s all the counts.