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  • And the Wolf Shall Dwell

  • By: Joni Dee
  • Narrated by: Paul Jenkins
  • Length: 5 hrs and 15 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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And the Wolf Shall Dwell

By: Joni Dee
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Summary

Imagine being knocked over by a strange old man on a cold London morning. The man delivers a garbled message about the queen. Moments later he falls under the wheels of a train. The media calls it suicide, but you know better - something doesn't quite add up.

That was the start of the day for John Daniel, a foreign professional working in the city of London. Meanwhile, retired MI6 agent Adam Grey receives a call from an old informant: "Your service is rotten...." Soon Adam is dragged out of retirement, and John is dragged into the murky world of international espionage, politics, and jihadi terrorism.

An intense and explosive thriller that hits frighteningly close to the truth for a work of fiction.

©2017 Yonathan Dital (P)2018 Yonathan Dital
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Spies everywhere

This story mainly takes place in London. The main character finds himself draw into a political/espionage mess when an old man accidentally bumps into him and utters a garbled message. Pretty soon he finds himself entangled in more than he bargained for. The pace of the book is good, but at time, I did find the plot confusing, mainly due to the amount of characters, but otherwise it plods along to a worthwhile conclusion. The narrator was ok, but some of the character voices were off-putting. I thought the production quality was good. I was given a copy of this audiobook for an unbiased review.

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Crime/ Thriller

The author has done a wonderful job in writing this Thriller that definitely packs a punch. I enjoyed the tense and interesting plot that kept me guessing throughout the story. I knew after listening to the introduction/blurb that I was probably going to enjoy this book,.

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Great debut novel

John Daniel find himself in a pickle: he witnessed a murder, he finds out important information that the deceased source gives him, and he is chased by both mossad and mi6. Throw in an old spymaster, a beautiful mi6 agent and a mischievous political plot and you got a perfect le Carre novel, which is both fast-paced and has breathtaking London imagery.
Paul Jenkins is doing a great job conveying the different characters and adding in suspense. Recommended!

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