Whiplash

Dale Brown's Dreamland, Book 11

De: Dale Brown, Jim DeFelice

Narrado por: Christopher Lane

The world’s attention is focused on the historic plans of the U.S. and Iranian presidents to lay down their swords. But on the African continent, one man holds the power to obliterate the peace by unleashing terror and global chaos - and no one sees it coming.

Hiding behind the bloody madness of tribal warfare in the Horn of Africa, Iranian functionary-turned-fanatic Bani Aberhadji has achieved the impossible - single-handedly creating a vast, invisible network dedicated to the construction, delivery, and detonation of a nuclear nightmare. Only by chance are American agents now learning of its existence, and it may already be too late.

Born from the ashes of Dreamland, the covert strike force Whiplash is armed and ready to spring into action - led by Dreamland veterans Danny Freah and former ace pilot, now Washington insider, Breanna Stockard. But Aberhadji’s web of death is wide and well concealed...and the doomsday clock is ticking.

©2009 Dale Brown and Jim DeFelice (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

AWSOME

Great variety of action and humor LV flash and Boston a very good read well done…LZ

Return of Christopher Lane

Thank goodness Christopher Lane is back!!! He delivers a dynamic performance with great diversity in the many characters, male and female. His accents for multinational characters involve the listener in an engrossing performance while allowing easy recognition of the "speaker" by his unique voicing. Great job delivering always excellent stories with the appropriate drama.

good, but different

wasn't expecting the jump in time, but still an amazing book as always. looking forward to the next one

Great Book

What did you love best about Whiplash?

I liked the character Danny in the early Dreamland books

Who was your favorite character and why?

Danny, hard charging and flawed

Any additional comments?

Didn't like the fact this book jumped into the future, since I was on book 10 of Dreamland, that was in 1998. Whiplash jumped to 2012 I believe, that was a surprised I didn't like.

Not his best work

Struggled to finish it. Story line was too drawn out and so so action. More like a spy novel with bad plot.