Deep as the Marrow

By: F. Paul Wilson

Narrated by: Henry Leyva

Like millions of Americans, Dr. John VanDuyne is stunned to watch President Tom Winston announce his plans to legalize narcotics in a radical bid to destroy the power of the drug cartels. Especially since, as Winston’s personal physician and a government health spokesman, VanDuyne might have expected some prior warning. And now he’s going to be right in the firing line when the uproar begins.

For President Winston, his daring plan could turn out to be political suicide. For VanDuvne, it’s going to be much worse than that. The cartels know the president has to be stopped before his controversial scheme can become law. And VanDuyne is the perfect tool to do it. Only he can get close enough to President Winston to administer a subtle poison without arousing suspicion. And when they snatch his 6-year-old daughter, Katie, and threaten to kill her, VanDuyne would appear to have no choice.

©1996 F. Paul Wilson (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

Outstanding!

Was on the edge of my seat! I felt the pain and misery as if it was my own.

Excellent

Everything that makes for a great listen!!
Mystery, character development, twists and turns. Worth a credit.

How deep is the Merrill

I enjoyed the book, the story. The characters were different and interesting. They were well built throughout the story. The story itself was fluid and easy to follow. I would recommend this to anyone who wanted a good read and it also tugged at your heart emotionally. Enjoy

Intrigue and Redemption

A terrific listen. Great way to fill the void while you are waiting on a credit. I am listening to F. Paul Wilson's Repair Man Jack series and used this story as a filler while waiting on my next credit. I wasn't disappointed at all. Wilson does a great job at making you fall in love with the characters. I can't wait to dig in to another one of his books.

Great book!

I’m writing a review bc there are not many on this book so hopefully it will encourage others to listen bc I know that’s something I look at when choosing a book. It’s written really well and the narrator did a great job!