The Paris Conspiracy

A Nathan Grant Thriller, Book 2

By: Kenneth Rosenberg

Narrated by: Alex Freeman

A shadowy group is murdering American diplomats. But who are they, and what are they after?

Nathan Grant is at it again, this time hunting down a group of international assassins as they try to take out some of America's highest-ranking diplomats. After breaking with his bosses at the CIA, Nathan is left to solve this mystery on his own. What he uncovers is a conspiracy stretching all across the globe and involving corrupt politicians, notorious drug cartels, and ruthless weapons smugglers. Only Nathan Grant could possibly tie these many threads together and get to the truth.

The Paris Conspiracy is the second book in the Nathan Grant thriller series from author Kenneth Rosenberg and is perfect for fans of Lee Child, Daniel Silva, David Baldacci, and Tana French.

©2022 Kenneth Rosenberg (P)2022 Kenneth Rosenberg

Great continuation from the first book

I really enjoyed listening to this book. The author seems to be a master in story telling. Even though this book can be listened to as a standalone, the story is more enjoyable if you already listened or read the first book.
The suspense and turn of events is breathtaking.
My only small critic is that the French accent in parts of the narration is "not so French" :) but this is not, by any means a deal breaker for me. I still enjoyed the book and will definitely buy the third book in the series.

I am so glad I found this series.

I am so glad I found this series. I cannot wait for the next book.

Excellent intrigue, so many secrets!

Nathan Grant was introduced to us in the previous book. In this book Nathan is sent to Paris to do something he never thought he would! When Nathan meets his victim things really take a twist and Nathan decides maybe he should do some investigating himself. Nathan gets in so far over his head we just never know what might happen next. I found it interesting meeting the characters in this book and especially learning their backgrounds. Nathan is a very smart man that is able to see things that most of us would never think of. He seems to be able to spend time at fancy places without spending a lot of cash as well as indulging in exquisite cuisine. We all need to learn how to get money to go as far as he does. I really enjoyed this book and look forward to listening to more of them. The author has done an excellent job writing a great book and narrator Alex Freeman brings it to life beautifully.
I received a free code for this book from the publisher to listen to on Audible. This review is my own honest opinion.

Far fetched story

Narrator should learn the proper pronunciation of locations. Attempts at French are execrable.
I do not recommend this book.