To the Death

By: Patrick Robinson

Narrated by: Erik Steele

When a terrorist bomb explodes in Boston's Logan Airport, Admiral Arnold Morgan, the president's most trusted advisor, moves quickly to break the cell in the United States and ship the Islamic fanatics to Guantanamo Bay. In response, the Hamas high command, meeting in a terrorist cell in Gaza, hatches a vicious plan to assassinate the admiral the minute he leaves the United States.

The exhilarating chase swirls through southern Ireland, London, and Scotland. Desperate to protect the admiral at all costs, the president must summon the most dangerous Navy Seal team that the USA has to offer.

©2007 Patrick Robinson (P)2008 BBC Audiobooks America

More Morgan Fun !

Someone wants to end Adm. Morgan
Not too likely a task, even more likely a failure. Some of his enemies can shoot straight, others . . .

Many of the familiar characters in a totally different light

A totally different direction for the characters, but still holds the same plot twists. They keep this storyline interesting.

Politically incorrect thriller

Anyone who enjoys Tom Clancy -- and techno-thrillers in general -- has to love Patrick Robinson, despite his politics. I have loved all his books, and will continue listening to them; although I don't think he and I would get along. In fact, we would probably come to blows. Still, he invents such exciting, (almost) believable plots that I can't stay away. I fear that Patrick Robinson's books should carry a warning label about habit-forming tendencies. We know that the good guys (us) will always come out on top, in the nick of time; rendering the harrowing, white-knuckle ride not only bearable, but even fun, like a roller-coaster. With "To the Death," I enjoyed Erik Steele's narration. He expertly handles the characters' many accents, ranging from various American, to near-Eastern, to English, to Scottish. Listen to "To the Death" for the fun of it, and disregard the politics.

Wholly cow,

I’ve enjoyed this series up to this book, it took a long time to get through as I had to keep taking breaks from this narrator. This was not his cup of tea.

A good story helps the time pass on a long boring drive

Erik Steele is a talented voice actor. One of the best. A bad reader can ruin a good story. Mr Steele does a wonderful job bringing the story to life. The fine-grained details on locations help make the story more vivid. You become sucked into the plot, not being distracted by a very poor attempt at an accent. I’ve listened to several Patrick Robinson novels. I regularly have a four hour drive. Keeping my brain submerged in a great story greatly helps the time pass. I’m sure I’ll continue on through his other novels.