Dark Zone

Deep Black, Book 3

Dark fear
In a secluded headquarters on the other side of the globe, a terrorist mission is underway - a plan to set off an underwater explosion so great, and with such hellish force, that it could shift the very foundation of the earth's surface, causing untold calamity and world-wide disaster. The terrorists call it "God's Revenge".

Dark Weapon
A nuclear warhead has gone missing. Small in size, it packs up to ten times the kilotons that exploded over Hiroshima. It's now in the wrong hands, ready to detonate a world war of unfathomable proportions.

Dark Zone
In the top-secret headquarters of the National Security Agency, a small cadre of special agents form Deep Black, designed to bring a techno-edge to covert operations and eliminate the cyber-threats to world peace. This is Charlie Dean's world - an NSA ex-Marine sniper now enlisted to stop the unthinkable.

But when his suspicions of a traitor in his shadow become frighteningly true, Dean's race against time could mean the end of the free world.

Special ops: listen to another Deep Black thriller.©2004 Stephen Coonts and Jim DeFelice (P)2004 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"[Coonts] is a natural storyteller [with] a rare gift." ( USA Today)
"Coonts delivers some of his best gung-ho suspense writing yet." ( Kirkus Reviews)

have always been a fan of Coonts since his first books.

enjoy the quick moving plots and the way he incorporated tech and boots on he ground

bad accents

Worst accents from a reader I have ever heard. This reader needs to stick to American English only.

Narrator ruined it

It was so disappointing to have a good plot, a good series ruined by am amateurish narrator. Other books in this series have been exceptional with other narrators.