Crimson Shore Free Audiobook Download by Lincoln Child,Douglas Preston

The second book in the Douglas Preston/Lincoln Child series, "Crimson Shore", is being released this summer. The first book in the series, "The Book of the Dead", was one of last year's top sellers overall and also became a bestseller soon after its release. If you're looking to add this novel to your list, it is available for pre-order now at audible.com

Lincoln Child's latest novel Crimson Shore is a chilling mystery that follows the peace-keeping efforts of one lone Finnester as he tracks down and apprehends a notorious terrorist. From the prologue, readers are introduced to a world where global terrorism and nowhere safe from it. The protagonist, Ryan Finnester, is tasked with tracking down and capturing a terrorist known as La Roux who is almost impossible to detect due to her lack of any visible physical features.

Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston present a new, fast-paced thriller in Credence Creek, Oregon. Rene Auberjonois reads the audiobook with great skill and power that makes listeners want to keep turning the pages.

Lincoln Child Douglas Preston has created a story that is full of mystery and suspense. With all the action, humor, and heart break that accompanies a fantastic novel, it's easy to see why this book is on top of the list for bestsellers.

The only way to survive is to use your wits as a weapon. Lincoln Child's latest thriller, Crimson Shore, has the reader on the edge of their seat from the beginning. As the national security advisor for President Ashford, only one person stands between him and disaster: his daughter, Jane. But when she is kidnapped by a well-groomed and charismatic terrorist, Lincoln must rely on his fellow scientist and friend, Dr. Joe Ledger -- a man whose face can't be seen and whose thoughts are only known through telepathy -- to find his daughter and save them all from extinction.

Crimson Shore by Lincoln Child is a great book. It's got plenty of action and suspense, with a good mix of characters as well as action scenes. The narrator, Rene Auberjonois, does an excellent job and I would recommend this book to anyone who loves realistic fiction.