Agent G
Infiltrator
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Agent G
Narrated by:
Jeffrey Kafer
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Narrated by:
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Jeffrey Kafer
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C. T. Phipps
About this listen
In a world where virtually any death can be bought for the right price, follow the path of a high-tech assassin searching for answers to questions he shouldn't be asking along with his next target. Agent G is a Letter, one of the Society's 26 weapons for hire.
Unfortunately for the Society, G is starting to think for himself.
Unfortunately for G, he's in the middle of infiltrating a rival organization and is running out of people he can trust.
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The book is a serious view of a hidden agency that with secret dark technology keeps it's edge and the ordinary public unaware of it's task. Thankfully C. T. Phipps humour is also present and keeps it from getting too dark. I've read a number of other of his books and this one makes a great change to the supervillainy series. In this serious tech is your power as opposed to supernatural powers
As G your protagonist discovers himself and his memories, you discover that his employers might have their fingers in a few more pies than you'd first think.
Yet another fantastic series from C. T. Phipps
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C. T. Phipps have actually done a remarkable job with this book, and Jeffrey Kafer narrated it perfectly, I’m really awestruck on what was accomplished here !
Great story, easy to understand and enjoyable, everything we would love to have in all books.
Not much to say only that I fully recommend this one to all.
Oded Ostfeld.
Ive received this book for free for an honest review and I believe that I’ve done so.
Amazing !!!
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So for this first book kicks off with perfect tone, pace and snark and being an all action kinda gal, it totally suited me. I know CT can write, and that made this series extra special.
G is an interesting character, doesn’t know who he is, where he came from, bar an assassin who is wrapped into a very well built and believable world…. But his world kinda falls apart and we get to witness all of it in high octane action! Of course everything has to go wrong, a mole, people wanting our MC dead!
Set out to do a job, G instead finds himself on a different path with betrayal, and lots of layers, including even inner discovery (sigh). At first I do have to admit that G is pretty cold, he is good at his job and that’s the point. But as the first part unfolds, and he’s thrown from one thing to the next, we start to see the difference, subtle, and perfect character development as he learns inside the world he inhabits.
You won't regret picking this series up, It's great fun. Seriously.
Just thrilling
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A private conglomerate as murder for hire - where could that go wrong when taking on their mafia equivalent?
Everywhere really with a hefty mix of kiss kiss, boom boom and the odd Terminator vibe thrown in. It could do with a tad more backstory to the tech - eg where the black tech come from, beyond it being controlled and the dangle of memories for G to quest for among the carnage and betrayal.
You do wonder where the next blow will come from and it is a nice break from the tweeness of Alastair Maclean and the micromanaged detail of a Clancy brick. It straddled it well as an audiobook, cherry picked the good stuff and took the listener on a fun ride. Ideal for a listen at the day job.
A fun ride.
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