We Are 100

De: Nathan Timmel

Narrado por: Nathan Timmel

After losing his wife, Evan Francart is depressed. He has an axe to grind with the pharmaceutical company that jacked up the price of her medications but feels powerless against a billion-dollar corporation.

Then he meets Cassandra. She shows Evan a way to both end his life and become a hero. With her guidance, Evan interrupts a company board meeting and blows the building sky-high.

As FBI agents Susan Chamberlain and Michael Godwin discover, Evan is the first of many. Ninety-nine more like him wait anonymously in the wings, their targets just as personal as Evan's: the prosecutor who lets rapists walk free, the inept surgeon who maims patients yet keeps operating, the phony evangelist preying on those seeking solace...and that's just the beginning.

Will the FBI unearth Cassandra's identity before all 100 have carried out their plans?

©2021 Nathan Timmel (P)2022 Nathan Timmel

Had to binge listen.

Excellent and different story line . Narrated by the author so inflections are in the right places . He speaks with the same ease he has on other reels and inflected with humor.

Great Read!

It was a very intriguing story. I would definitely recommend to all. A friend
suggested it and I am glad that she did.

Clever and an instant fav in the crime fiction category

I know Nathan personally, which I thought would mean that when I finally read his book, it would have to be a pity read and review. Like, yeah, it was so… good?…

I was pleasantly surprised at the excellent pacing, attention to detail, narration quality, and overall plot. I highly recommend giving this one a listen.

Great listen!

A wonderfully-narrated audio version of an FBI detective/crime thriller that grips you from the start and leaves you wondering: Are the “bad guys” really all that bad?

LOVE,D LOVED, LOVED THIS BOOK

This was one of those," Don't talk to me, I'm listening to a great book", book. Couldn't stop. I greatly enjoy Nathan on YouTube., but this was totally different. I also hope it's the first in a series. Get working Nathan, we want more like this.