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    The Traitor: A Tommy Carmellini Novel
    The Traitor: A Tommy Carmellini Novel
    The Traitor: A Tommy Carmellini Novel
    Audiobook (abridged)6 hours

    The Traitor: A Tommy Carmellini Novel

    Written by Stephen Coonts

    Narrated by Dennis Boutsikaris

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    When he is assigned to Paris, CIA officer Tommy Carmellini joins his old boss Jake Grafton on a bold mission: To locate a French intelligence agent who has secret investments in the Bank of Palestine. Together they work to unravel a tangle of espionage, deception, and murder…and develop an elaborate strategy to infiltrate the highest levels of Al Queda.

    Meanwhile, the leaders of the G-8 industrialized nations will soon meet in Paris—an event that would make a tempting terrorist target. Throw into the mix the beautiful, clever daughter of the French ambassador to Washington and an Israeli spy or two, and the stage is set for a tour de force of deception and drama.

    Soon Carmellini and Grafton unearth a horrifying plan to shake the West as never before. But can they stop the conspiracy without compromising the intelligence source that could bring down Al Queda once and for all? Find out in Stephen Coonts's The Traitor.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Audio
    Release dateJun 27, 2006
    ISBN9781593977238
    The Traitor: A Tommy Carmellini Novel
    Author

    Stephen Coonts

    As a naval aviator, Stephen Coonts flew combat missions during the Vietnam War. A former attorney and the author of eight New York Times bestselling novels,he resides with his wife and son in Maryland. He maintains a Web site at www.coonts.com.

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    • 3/5
      One of many spy genre stories, good political thriller set in Paris. Our hero, Carmelini, and Jake Grafton are tasked with protecting the POTUS before a G8 meeting. Story's no better no worse than most. Somewhat disconnected and complex story line. The French continually bumbling-you have to wonder how they successfully put on their sox in the morning. I especially chuckled at the out of touch CYA AMEMB who gets put down by a conversation between Grafton and POTUS. Carmelini, a break in artist, does some...but mostly other things outside his skill level. Falls in love with an "ex" and so that story goes for the next book.
    • 3/5
      A servicable thriller. One of Neil's favorites.