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George Ralph
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David Morrell
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Drew Maclane was a star agent - until the day the killing had to stop. He withdrew, and for six years lived the life of a hermit in a monastery. But someone has tracked him down, leaving a trail of corpses...someone who knows all about him, who knows how to draw him back into that electrifying world where no one is as he seems, and where life's most horrifying and harrowing game is played.
Cast of performers: George Ralph (narrator), Jean Reed Bahle, Christy L. Beatty, Paul Dreher, II, Dale Hull, Jonathon Hull, Brian K. Johnson, Len Kopka, Gladys Long, Michael Page, and Lowell George Seibel.
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- Ann Vas Dias
- 12-09-21
A Great Read
Great Book! A fascinating read for fans of intrigue and spy novels! Well worth the time to listen!
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- Roger Fauble
- 06-22-20
Great read
The Fraternity of the Stone Mortalis, Book 2, my first read from author David Morrell, an author I'd wanted to read for years, in fact, I've gotten a half-dozen of his books on my TBR list..All I'd anticipated and more. Think Robert Ludlum, Steve Berry & James Rollins. Outstandingsuspense. 10-hours 24-minute/482-pages. I'm voluntarily reading & reviewing it because every book needs reviews. The narration cast of performers: George Ralph (narrator), Jean Reed Bahle, Christy L. Beatty, Paul Dreher, II, Dale Hull, Jonathon Hull, Brian K. Johnson, Len Kopka, Gladys Long, Michael Page, and Lowell George Seibel's outstanding narration adds to the book's enjoyment. I look forward to reading more from this author. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).
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- PtExplorer
- 01-16-25
Thrilling
Thrilling story and a true classic! You can tell this is an older one but it is a great listen. The narrator is grrreat!
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-13-25
Page turner. And I could tell this was one of the original religious thrillers. Loved it
There is much to day about disliking it. This cod have been written today, but it's 40 years old
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- Johnnydgood
- 09-12-22
Good story
I’ve read this a lot when I was young. One of my favorite Morrell novels. Audio version was good, but one tip: put the speed on 0.9. I think they made a mistake uploading this too fast.
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- Daniel
- 08-26-09
Good Story - Terrible Narrator
While I enjoyed the storyline and the main character(s) were intriguing, the narrator ruined the experience. Other than the dialogue, which he read reasonably well, he read much too rapidly and mechanically. It reminded me of the voice on my Amazon Kindle and, believe me, that is not a voice you want to listen to for long periods of time.
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- Eric Hoglund
- 07-24-21
Fun Thriller
Great twists…getting the next book now, the League of Night and Fog. Looking forward to this next book
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- Brandon Falls
- 09-05-20
meh
Disappointing story and conclusion. Not worth the read unless you must wrap up the storyline, as did I.
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- Kindle Customer
- 03-16-20
Too fluffy
A fairly standard plot stuffed with fluff. This was a re read it was better served in my memory
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- Sarah
- 10-22-09
Plot heavy
Interesting concept, but the plot was too fast-moving and incident-ridden. Character development and scene description suffered, leaving me with the feeling I'd just read a story board for a TV series. The narrator's rushing through the reading didn't help. Slow down, guys! If we had attention spans of 5 minutes, we wouldn't bother to read books.
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