Going Grey

Ringer, Book 1

By: Karen Traviss

Narrated by: Euan Morton

Ian isn't crazy. Life would be a lot simpler if he was. He's eighteen, on the run, and scared - the shape-shifting delusions he's had since childhood have turned out to be real. He's the result of a dynamic mimicry project intended to help undercover agents "go grey" and blend in unnoticed. Now the biotech company wants its property back, and the only people he can trust are two private military contractors sent to find him: Rob, a former Royal Marine who's struggling to adjust to Civvy Street, and Mike, heir to a wealthy American political dynasty, who only ever wanted to be an ordinary guy. While the company hunts Ian, the two contractors try to help him harness his disturbing ability. But first Ian's got to work out what identity really means - and Mike and Rob have to decide how far they'll go to give him the chance of a normal life.

©2014 Karen Traviss (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Well defined SciFi story

I was really happy with this book. it started a little slow but this is needed for character building and a solid back story. My only complaint is with the recording itself. There needs to be a QA as there are numerous sentences which are repeated. Other than this glitch I am looking forward to Book 2

Good story, minimal action. Great characters,

Purchased the 2nd book, that says it all. Great Characters, a lttitle slow but still rewarding.

Great story, lots of action & unsuspecting twists.

Great characters & intriguing story. Well presented view of each person involved! Makes you think.

Top Tier Storytelling

This is solid Karen Traviss work. fantastic plot setup, deep character development and relationships, and a great balance of action, mystery, moral dilemma, and humor. This is stuff that will get you thinking and asking questions, like the best of her work.

I think I was expecting a great spy thriller and this is so much more to this story than that. I was legitimately "wowed"!

Enjoyed the story but not the performance

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I wouldn't recommend this audiobook because there were several chapters that the same lines were repeated twice! I is annoying when listening.

Would you be willing to try another book from Karen Traviss? Why or why not?

Not sure depends on the story line and if the performance is better than the last audiobook

How could the performance have been better?

Remove all of the repeated lines