John Moody; Navy SEAL

The Kola Peninsula Conspiracy

By: Dick Couch

Narrated by: Joe Barrett

John Moody grew up ranch tough on a small cattle spread in Wyoming. A pair of gifted hands and the ability to run precise routes sent him to college on a football scholarship. In college he played wide-receiver and partied a lot. Now he's a Navy SEAL. A hard calling, but he was hard long before he arrived for SEAL training in Coronado. With the Berlin Wall down and the Cold War cooling off, there was little work for this young SEAL lieutenant. So he partied on - until the Kola mission tasking.

In the far reaches of the Northern Military District, a Russian general is trying to keep his underpaid and under-equipped forces intact. To do this, he is reconfiguring tactical nuclear warheads and selling them on a cash-and-carry basis. And America's newest adversary, the Islamic extremists, desperately want them. The CIA has indications, but no proof that this is taking place. The proof America needs is in the hands of a well-placed agent in this same general's forces. That agent has gone silent. In order to reestablish contact, a team of Navy SEALs trained in winter warfare is sent secretly into northern Russia - to the frigid Kola Peninsula. And that team is headed by none other than John Moody.

©1993 Dick Couch (P)2016 Tantor

Enjoyed it

The plot was good and pursued a path that kept my interest. I will listen to more from this series.

EXCELLENT

Great story, suspense, well written, very good narration.
I throughly enjoyed every minute. LOVED IT.

Brilliant all round...

What made the experience of listening to John Moody; Navy SEAL the most enjoyable?

This is a terrific yarn. Well paced, and riveting to the end. And, absolutely the best in the business in Joe Barrett, bringing it all to life. Well worth the time. Hope there are more to come!

Great spy thriller

The story was action packed and kept you wanting more. Great variation allowed the listener to fully engage in all the characters and their development.

Not a bad listen

It wasn't a bad book. I could have done without the she's a strong black female and blah blah blah. Why do that? Otherwise it wasn't bad.