Verses for the Dead Free Audiobook Download by Lincoln Child,Douglas Preston

Douglas Preston, who is a genius at writing mystery thrillers, introduced this audiobook in the first person point of view. It tells the story of an 11-year-old boy named Brad and his 50-year-old professor father who are kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel for ransom. The twist comes when their kidnappers start giving them verses that lead them to think they're dealing with a psychopathic killer from the Bible.

Verses for the Dead is the story of how a writer, Andrew Z. Thomas, gets caught up in a conspiracy involving his late father and a shadowy corporation called the AWOL Corporation. As Andrew investigates the AWOL Corporation, he discovers that it has its own brand-new evil scheme to bring about an end-of-days event. This is not your average thriller novel as we're treated to some unique characters and a thought provoking plot line.

In the 1940's, a group of scientists working for the United States Army embark on a top-secret project to develop a superweapon that will turn the tide in World War II. Part of their work includes experimenting with remote viewing - while they are deep in concentration, they will be able to see an image from the future. One of their remote viewing sessions takes them back in time, and they find themselves standing at Ground Zero after 9/11 and can afford no more experiments. Now, 50 years later, two FBI agents are looking into what secrets still lie buried beneath the ruins of Ground Zero. What secrets do you think they'll find?

To many people, the death of a loved one or friend can be overwhelming. The loss of a loved one or friend can also lead to feelings of depression and isolation. When you are grieving your loss, it's often helpful to hear verses that speak to the pain felt after a death. Verses for the Dead by Lincoln Child Douglas Preston is a book that contains such verses. This audiobook is available in both English and Spanish at audible.com

Verses for the Dead is a riveting thriller in which Lincoln Child, author of the Pendergast series, once again comes up with an ingenious plot to captivate and surprise his readers. The protagonist is Arturo Sandoval, a former poet laureate who has seen his career fall dead after his poetry wasn't chosen by Oprah. After losing everything and getting involved with some shady business on Mexico City's fringes he musters a plan that might win back his fame: he will write the most epic love story ever told in verse. The book is narrated by [Rene Auberjonois] who does an outstanding job of bringing life to all the characters that populate this gem.