The Eye of Heaven Free Audiobook Download by Russell Blake,Clive Cussler

"The Eye of Heaven" is a great read. Russell Blake has done an excellent job of creating a story that the reader feels is really happening to them. This is a book of adventure, mystery and secrets... with a little romance thrown in for good measure.

The Eye of Heaven is a riveting techno-thriller that could only come from the pen of Clive Cussler and the mind of Russell Blake. The novel begins with two people in a small plane off the coast of China when it suddenly crashes. One person survives, but it is not until later that both realize they've been playing for the same team-the Chinese Nationalist Party. The story follows them as they try to figure out why their plane crashed, how they were able to survive, and how to expose their boss.

The Eye of Heaven is a novel based on the concept of time travel and the idea that sooner or later humanity must be wiped out by an asteroid collision. The book follows a team of scientists and military personnel with the help of a billionaire magnate who developed a time machine. Their goal is to prevent this event from occurring but in order to do so they must go back in time and exterminate those responsible for the disaster(s).

Scott Brick is the perfect narrator for a Clive Cussler audiobook; his voice is deep, authoritative and compelling. The Eye of Heaven is a riveting book with numerous adventures, bang-up shootouts, and good versus evil in every chapter. There are twists and turns that you'll love!

For those of you who enjoy audiobooks, it is a perfect time of the year as Scott Brick will be narrating the 20th novel in the Dirk Pitt series for a limited time. This time around Dirk Pitt has been sent to a remote location in Alaska to investigate an earth shattering discovery by geologist Joe Zavala. The discovery leads to the mapping of what appears to be an ancient civilization dubbed "The Eye of Heaven."

Everyone knows what an audiobook is, but few people know the significance of the word. The ancient Romans had a term for it, which was 'audivimus' or "we have heard." It is the word by which we identify any spoken work. From Shakespeare to H.G. Wells, every great author's work has been transmitted this way. An audiobook is more than just words read on a page; it is an experience that transports us to another world and allows us to live different lives from our own.