Red Mist

By: Simon Rosser

Narrated by: David Loving

London lawyer Jack West has a great job and is married with a beautiful daughter; but his personal life isn't great, and it's about to get a whole lot worse. When a beautiful woman, who calls herself Amber, takes a keen interest in Jack over lunch in his local wine bar, Jack does his best to resist her advances. But when she pleads with him to walk her home after two sinister looking men enter the bar, he agrees. This was Jack's first mistake. His second is entering her apartment.

Ten minutes later, Jack feels himself slipping out of control, but a heavy pounding on Amber's apartment door brings him back to his senses. Five seconds later Amber has been shot and is dying in Jack's arms, assassinated by the men from the bar, now trying to enter her apartment. Amber's last words to Jack are; "Run! Take my bag and run!"

With only seconds to think, Jack grabs Amber's bag and flees for the fire escape, dodging a hail of bullets in the process. He is chased across London by the two men, but who are the crazed assassins and what do they want? With only the contents of Amber's handbag in his possession, Jack sets about trying to piece together the mystery. Trying to keep the entire incident secret from his wife, he calls Laila, a Moroccan contact from Amber's diary and arranges to meet her. They soon discover that the men hunting Jack are Russians. But what are they after? And can Jack solve the unfolding mystery before he's implicated in Amber's murder?

Things go from bad to worse for Jack and Laila, and the only clue they have leads them over to Casablanca, in Morocco, but what they discover there only deepens the conspiracy surrounding Amber's death and her link with the Russian assassins. With the Russian President flying over to the UK for a prisoner swap, and an international crisis brewing, Jack and Laila return to the UK to try and solve the mystery, only to find themselves in a race against time to prevent total global disaster in this fast paced adventure thriller.

Red Mist is a fast-paced spy novel with plenty of action, adventure, mystery and terrorist plots

©2017 simon rosser (P)2017 simon rosser and david Lovering

Entertaining

This story is not a new premise but still quite entertaining. I felt like I was listening to an action movie soundtrack. The narrator was good but seeing as how the story is London based, a British accent would have added some authenticity.

I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator.

Great spy novel

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

This was a fast-paced, spy novel that was pretty entertaining. It was a bit... off... that it was set in London, with characters who are English, but the narrator doesn't do a British accent. I think this would have been better if the narrator could do better accents that fit the story/setting.

Great story, not so great narration

Red Mist is a great, fast paced spy novel full of action, mystery and adventure. However, the narration is not so great. I enjoyed the story but, I had a hard time getting through it because the narration is just....not right. I received a review copy at my request and voluntarily reviewed.

Very entertaining

This was a good read. I enjoyed the characters and plot. I was not sure until the end who were the good guys and who was the bad guys. Well narrated also. Looking forward for more from this author.

Conspiracy

London lawyer Jack West makes one small mistake by befriending a woman in a bar. The woman who goes by the name Amber is killed and dies in his arms. This leads to fleeing to Casablanca with Laila, a friend of Ambers, and back to London trying to figure out the conspiracy surrounding Amber’s death and her link with Russian assassins.
Red Mist is a fast-paced spy novel with plenty of action, adventure, mystery and terrorist plots with an international crisis brewing.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.