Depth Charge

Jason Trapp Thriller, Book 4

De: Jack Slater

Narrado por: Mark Garkusha

Duración: 12 h y 30 m

Resumen del Editor

The clock is ticking.

In the North Pacific, the crew of a deep-sea recovery ship, the MV Challenger, are mercilessly gunned to death. Only one man survives, adrift in the ocean, and hundreds of miles from land.

In the deserts of Iraq, a clandestine meeting between one of the world's foremost assassins and his ruthless benefactor sets in train a cascade of horrific events that will shape the world for good.

And in America, with two weeks to go before a NATO summit that President Charles Nash hopes will finally bring peace to the long-simmering cold war between Iran and the United States, a network of sleeper agents prepares to bring America to her knees.

They are well armed, trained and funded ... and they're prepared to die.

But Jason Trapp is watching. And he's not done yet.

Depth Charge is the fourth book in the gripping Jason Trapp thriller series.

©2020 Jack Slater (P)2024 Jack Slater

Slater continues to satisfy.

Jason Trapp is back in his fourth adventure, and as always, the stakes are high, the action is intense, and the story is frighteningly plausible.

Slater has a real talent for writing potboilers, and Depth Charge delivers on a global level. The antagonists are truly chilling, and we get some more fun support characters for Trapp that I hope will make more appearances down the line.

Garkusha once again does a more than admirable job keeping the myriad characters distinct and well-defined and has a real knack for narrating the nail-biting action that Slater writes so well.

Great book!

Loved it from start to finish. If you are a fan of the early Mitch Rapp novels, you will love this series.

Great book

A must read amazing keeps you on the edge of your seat the writer did an amazing job. The suspense is exciting. The villains were interesting and of course the heroes was top notch.

Exciting story

I have enjoyed each of the Trapp novels so far, all via audio books. They are all interesting and generally satisfying. As I've said in previous reviews, however, the frequent mis-pronunciations by the reader are really cringe-worthy. This one ended with a very common adventure-series word (Kalashnikov) pronounced multiple times as "Ka-lish-ni-kov!) Come on, audio producers, do your job!

Good

Story and narration properly defined and laid out narrative. Easy to follow and understand thanks

Good Book

It did end a little to quick and with details missing. Iran president need to be explained more

What a single Zealot could do

I liked the background work. The plausibility of something like this happening becomes more realistic everyday. Jack Slater is making a lot of people think.

No Navy Sargents

Another great book; except 1) the P-8 TACCO or Tactical Coordinator is an Officer, normally a Lieutenant or Lieutenant Commander, not an E-5/6.
2) Your TACCO besides being called an Enlisted man, was also called an Army or Air Force rank of Tech Sergeant. Not in the Navy!! Really bad technicals.

Narrator is perfect for this book

I only liked this one. By contrast I loved the previous three Jason Trapp installments

Mispronounced words

The narrator should do some research on pronunciation. Additionally his emphasis is a bit of the mark.