Operation Thrall

A Technothriller (An Alicia Yoder Novel Book 3)

By: M.A. Rothman, Steve Diamond

Narrated by: Tim Campbell

Buckle up for an electrifying journey that's poised to redefine the techno-thriller genre, as celebrated by Kirkus Reviews. In the gripping narrative of Operation Thrall, Alicia Yoder is thrust into a world of intrigue, danger, and uncharted territory.

Alicia's life takes a hairpin turn after a fateful encounter with a man harboring a mysterious past. Her once-ordinary existence spirals into chaos, haunted by the shadows of a missing sibling, the web of international espionage, and spine-chilling rumors of genetic experiments that threaten humanity itself.

As Alicia embarks on her mission, she's oblivious to the life-altering consequences awaiting her, orchestrated by the enigmatic agency known as the Outfit. Unveil the secrets of Operation Thrall, a heart-pounding techno-thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to heart-stopping end.

©2023 Michael A. Rothman & Steve Diamond (P)2023 Michael A. Rothman & Steve Diamond

Critic reviews

"This auspicious tale’s intriguing hero has the potential to shake up the techno-thriller genre." (Kirkus Reviews)

"If Michael Crichton and F. Paul Wilson had a collaboration, this is what it would look like! An excellent mix of science, action, and political intrigue." (Larry Correia, New York Times best-selling author)

"Rothman's stories are a roller coaster of action, science, and thriller all rolled into one. You won't be disappointed!" (Kevin J. Anderson, New York Times best-selling author)

Good storyline

Has an interesting plot, builds on previous novel “Arcadia’s” storyline, has vivid descriptions, is scary, suspenseful and has a supernatural cat. What’s not to like

The sort of story that gets you to say Wow! multip

I expected a thriller with tech Sci-Fi elements, just like the rest of the series. I was surprised to find out a different sub-genere. I was even more surprised when I realized just how well this arc worked as the main story-line. In the end, I got another excellent Yoder novel (I consider both series to be a part of one larger story group)..