Cold War

Alexander King, Book 2

By: Bradley Wright

Narrated by: Jarret Lemaster

There's only one way to stop bioterrorism. Catch it before it spreads.

Just one week after an entire town in Alaska mysteriously fell ill, all 200 souls were dead.

Six months earlier, a famous Russian virologist entered Seattle for a World Health conference, but then he disappeared.

Coincidence? The president of the United States doesn't think so. That's why he's sending in elite counterterrorism operative Alexander King.

King might not know anything about bioweapons, but he's an expert at stopping bad people from doing bad things. And if he doesn't get his man this time, millions of lives could be lost.

If you couldn't put down Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp, Lee Child's Jack Reacher, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Brad Thor's Scot Harvath, or David Baldacci's Will Robie, fans of Bradley Wright believe you won't be able to stop listening to the addictive Alexander King.

©2020 Bradley Wright (P)2020 Bradley Wright

Pretty darn good!

I enjoyed it quite a bit not excellent but very good and I appreciate it - thank you for writing it and sharing

Love it

It was wonderful my friend told me about this best ever. Will read all he has written

Awesome Series

Love this series. Well written and had me completely engaged from start to finish!!!!

Good entertainment

The story is a straight forward good guys against bad guys affair. That said, it was fun to listen to, fast paced and overall a great listen. If you like highly skilled operatives going after government sponsored bad guys, you will like this book….

Great book, but...

This was a good story, and Alexander King is a great character. So the following comment is aimed at the narrator and producers, someone needs to do a much better job at listening to the audiobook before releasing it. Much of this story takes place in a location called “Barrow” Alaska. Throughout the book the narrator pronounce the name of the town as borrow Alaska. So every time a character said the name of the town it was like fingernails on a chalkboard. It’s barrow like wheelbarrow, not borrow like May I please borrow some sugar. It may seem nitpicky, but it’s the kind of grating error that really Diminishes the enjoyment I’ve been otherwise really good book.