"Gabriel Dax' Nächte sind kurz. Seit seiner Kindheit leidet er unter Albträumen: Erinnerungen an jene verhängnisvolle Nacht, in der seine Mutter und sein Elternhaus einem verheerenden Brand zum Opfer fielen. Seiner Schlaflosigkeit zum Trotz ist der gefeierte Reiseschriftsteller aus Chelsea auf der ganzen Welt unterwegs – einer vom Kalten Krieg zerrissenen Welt. In Zentralafrika bietet sich ihm die exklusive Gelegenheit, den ersten Ministerpräsidenten des erst seit Kurzem unabhängigen Kongo zu interviewen. Dax wittert eine große Story, doch dann verschwindet Patrice Lumumba kurz nach ihrem Gespräch spurlos. Für die britische Presse ist der afrikanische Politiker damit auf einen Schlag Schnee von gestern, stattdessen aber haben plötzlich diverse Geheimdienste Interesse an Dax' Aufzeichnungen, allen voran die mysteriöse Agentin Faith Green, deren Charme Dax bald zum Verhängnis wird. Er ahnt: Lumumba hat in dem Gespräch mehr offenbart, als so manchem lieb ist."
"A savage bayonet charge. A flash of musket fire. The soldier fell dead, his face shattered. Anthropologist Arin Murphy stood frozen—a witness to an 1814 battlefield, reliving a violent moment from over 200 years ago. The man who pulled the trigger? Her ancestor. To discover who he is and where her slave descendant family came from, Arin and Key follow his clues from Jamaica to Chile and the Golden Triangle in Thailand.
As the world teeters on the brink of catastrophe, Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine threatens to unleash chaos. China stands poised to invade Taiwan, a geopolitical gambit that would plunge Washington into disarray. But deep in Southeast Asia, an even darker conspiracy unfolds. A covert strike is in motion, orchestrated from the very heart of the Golden Triangle.
Key and Arin Murphy entered the most lawless place in Southeast Asia, the center of drug and human trafficking. With both of their lives on the line, Key faces an impossible choice. To save millions, he may have to risk everything. The countdown to global chaos has begun…"
"Niva Killane is approaching graduation from Harvard Law School, where she earned a reputation as a ‘High Flyer.' One of those rarefied talents who made the law review, the Order of the Coif, and crushed the competition in the school’s Moot Court competition. She has arrived in Washington to interview for a coveted clerk position on the United States Supreme Court.
But Niva is cut from a different cloth. Though born in New York, she was raised during much of her youth on a kibbutz in Israel, and as a result has dual citizenship – as well as a past that remains concealed behind a veil of secrecy.
Written by New York Times bestselling author Payne Harrison, and brought to life by a full cast of voice talent, The Interview parts the veil to reveal Niva's astonishing journey to the inner chambers of the Supreme Court."
"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
A cosmic presence haunts the corridors of St. Matilde’s Hospital, where secrets lurk in the shadows and powerful politicians hide sinister truths. In The Watchers and The Fairy, author Jay Pacheco delivers a gripping tale that blends psychological suspense, supernatural mystery, and high-stakes drama.
When Silje Haukland, daughter of a ruthless Norwegian minister, flees to the United States seeking refuge, she finds herself under Dr. Mariela Cruz, a dedicated psychiatrist. But safety proves elusive—threats from mortal agents and otherworldly forces close in on Silje at every turn. As an ancient legend of watchers unfolds, a delicate, ethereal fairy comforts Silje in her darkest hours, hinting at hidden wonders beyond reason.
From shifting hospital hallways to a thunderous courtroom finale, The Watchers and The Fairy explore faith, fear, power, and redemption. Can one young woman’s courage and a fragile spark of hope stand against corruption that spans continents—and perhaps even realms? Unexpected twists, biblical echoes, and cosmic undercurrents collide in this unforgettable thriller where shadows loom large, but light is never truly extinguished."
"Pax West was only four years old when he nearly killed another child.
Extensive physical and behavioral testing revealed a unique genetic anomaly that might explain his extreme responses to external threats. Specifically, his ventromedial prefrontal cortex – the part of the brain that governs emotions, morals, and ethics – was missing. Neurologists had never encountered such a condition. Most believed he wouldn't survive to adulthood. Some even suggested he should be locked up – or euthanized while there was still time.
But Dr. Alan Kepler, a leading neurologist working with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, had a different idea.
If Pax West could be tamed, he would become the perfect weapon – the very tip of the spear the CIA used to keep America safe. Could he be taught to override his impulses and develop an unwavering sense of duty to his country?
By eighteen, Pax became a Navy SEAL. By twenty-four, he was recruited by a clandestine arm of the CIA to become a Ghost – a man who didn’t exist. His honor and duty to his country were now hardwired into his very being. He lived to serve, finding purpose in his new moral compass: doing whatever it took to protect his country.
But what happens when a mission goes wrong, and Pax discovers that the very man he's been taking orders from for years has betrayed the nation he's sworn to protect?
Pax must do what he’s always done: find and neutralize the threat. But what if saving this enemy’s life is the only way to prevent World War III from erupting?
If you're a fan of authors like Brad Thor, Vince Flynn, Brad Taylor, or Lee Child, you will enjoy this thrilling new series from the bestselling author of the Sam Reilly series, Christopher Cartwright."
"Sure, it was crazy to turn a heavy metal band into a heist crew. Even crazier? Now it’s up to them to save the nation.
“When I came across the Shadowfast series, I found myself deliriously enjoying the fast-paced and witty trilogy packed with badass action and cool characters. …You simply are compelled to read all these books one after the other…. Epically fun.” –Best Thriller Books
Even when Quinn Richards masterminds successful cons with his metal band and heist crew, Shadowfast, he remains broke and dissatisfied. So he conceives a flashy heist to play in the big leagues. Instead, he gets played by the big leagues. Corrupt politicians blackmail Quinn into serving them.
Their intel shows that notorious tech billionaire Brody Bach plans an attack on the US. If Quinn doesn’t uncover what the attack is, and when, he and his team face prison for life.
An international whirlpool of counterplots, deception, and assassination drags him and his rag-tag team in over their heads. A technological threat draws the United States ever closer to Stone Age 2.0. In choosing his path, Quinn must decide whether he will remain a scoundrel—or turn into a reluctant good man.
Metal Spies kicks off a three-part story to delight fans of ensemble thrillers such as Mission: Impossible, Ocean's 11, and The A-Team. Click now to rock out with your Glock out in Metal Spies!"
"In a world where loyalty is tested, Jenny, a Chinese-American FBI agent, uncovers a chilling plot. Her Beijing counterpart, Yìchén, is a double agent, blackmailing and poisoning to steal critical DNA for China’s dominance. But when Jenny discovers she’s Yìchén’s biological twin, everything changes. Torn between family ties and duty to her country, she must navigate a treacherous game of espionage that spans Seattle to Beijing. Can she protect her nation while confronting the shocking truth of her past? Dive into 'The Spy from Beijing,' where trust is fleeting, and betrayal lurks at every turn."
"THE NEW FIRST WORLD WAR SPY THRILLER FROM THE MASTER OF THE GENRE
'A masterful storyteller with an intricate knowledge of his subject' The Daily Telegraph
'Judd, a veteran spy novelist and former diplomat, knows his way around Britain's world of shadows. He takes the reader straight back to the start of the first world war and the long, smoke-filled, gloomy corridors of Whitehall ministries.' Financial Times
'Veteran spy writer Alan Judd eschews easy drama and obvious cliffhangers in this elegantly written novel.' Literary Review
In the glorious summer of 1914, Emily Grey, a young Cambridge undergraduate, is studying German in Heidelberg. While there she meets Hans, a philosopher with grey eyes and long lashes, who wins her heart and asks her to marry him. When the First World War intervenes, however, she is forced to return to England, leaving Hans behind to join the Imperial Navy.
A year later, Emily is recruited to serve in a recently established government department. Commander Cumming, head of His Majesty's newly-formed Secret Service - sometimes also known as MI6 - is keen to make use of Emily's language skills. Assigned to interview an informer known as 'The Dane', she learns of a plot so audacious it has the potential to change the entire course of the war.
At Rosyth in Scotland, the home of the British Grand Fleet, Emily must work undercover to locate the mole the heart of the British naval establishment. Who is the traitor known only by the codename 'Heiffer'? And can she find him in time to prevent a military catastrophe that would spell disaster for the country she serves?
Blending unparalleled authenticity with literary flair and historical accuracy, Alan Judd has created a gripping thriller about the early days of MI6 that cements his reputation as a master of the historical spy novel.
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