The Lazarus Factor
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Narrated by:
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Nick Sullivan
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By:
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Nick Crow
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A secret hidden in our genetic code will rewrite history as we know it....
Sara Morin, a brilliant computational biologist, makes a discovery that will fundamentally change our understanding of human evolution. But when she publishes her results, she ignites a firestorm she never expected.
Hunted by a ruthless assassin, Sara finds herself partnered with New York Times reporter Marcus Byron. Together they race across Europe, through Cathar castles, Aegean islands, and beyond. On the run, Sara must decipher a mysterious set of genome sequences.
As they begin to uncover answers, powerful forces turn their sights on Sara. If she can’t decode the sequences in time, she’ll end up dead—and the world will never know the shocking truth about the people who rule it.
©2023 Nick Crow (P)2023 Nick CrowListener received this title free
By: Nick Crow
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Narrated by: Nick Sullivan
Length: 9 hrs and 21 mins
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I thoroughly enjoyed this twisty and thought-provoking thriller. Its complexities were well explained for laymen like myself, but it wasn't ever written in a condescending way. This was accomplished by our mfc Sara, the scientist, who needed to explain the science behind her discovery to Marcus, a journalist and her partner in harms way, on this journey of danger, v!olence, and discovery!💥
The world building was very clever and indepth. The two main characters were both fully formed, and I really was routing for them.🙏🏼
I found the history and science both fascinating, and the idea behind the storyline was so intriguing! G0d forbid, though.👀
As I read and listen to audiobooks together because of foggy brain issues, I really need the narrators to capture the characters' personalities and to emote well vocally. I didn't get any of that from this narrator, unfortunately. I found him to be almost monotone throughout, which was disappointing.😔
This was a wonderful read, however!⭐️
Debbie, 1970, UK
A Complex and Fascinating Thriller!😲💥🙏🏼
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