Coup D'Etat Free Audiobook Download by Ben Coes

Coup D'Etat is an audiobook by Ben Coes, the first in a trilogy of novels that follow Peter Esterhazy as he investigates his family's life during a time period when America was torn apart by division and conflict. The story mainly follows how Esterhazy came to be the leader of the coup d état against American President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his third term, with it being told from both sides of the war and plot developments.

Coup D'Etat is the story of an American businessman who arrives in Uruguay to make his fortune by exploiting the country's natural resources. His plans run into trouble when a young revolutionary, Fidel Castro, and Che Guevara intervene.

Coup D'Etat is a thriller that takes place during the Cuban Revolution. It details Ben Coes, an American who got swept up in the events of his time and eventually became head of the CIA's Havana Station and helped to topple Batista from power.

The Coup D'Etat is a novel which follows the exploits of a small group of Americans who hatch a plan to overthrow the President of the United States. The author's intention was to write a book capturing what he felt were the hopes and dreams that many Americans had at the time. He wrote it in an effort to impart his hope for "a return to American values" which he believed were lost shortly after World War II.

Set during the 1880s in Paris, Coup D'Etat tells the story of a cynical newspaper reporter who discovers a coup d'etat being plotted against the French government. The protagonist decides to inform on the plotters and uses his extensive network of contacts throughout France to outmaneuver them and bring about the downfall of an oppressive regime.

With a plot as intricate as the book's namesake, David De Vries takes you on one hell of a ride in his [28] hour long audiobook. With every twist and turn, every wrenching turn of fate, Coes' story will have you eagerly turning the pages.