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The Lion

Written by: Nelson DeMille
Narrated by: Scott Brick
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John Corey, former NYPD Homicide detective and special agent for the Anti-Terrorist Task Force, is back on the trail of Asad Khalil, the notorious Libyan terrorist known as 'The Lion'. Corey and his partner, agent Kate Mayfield, tracked Khalil across the US after his threats to wipe out the US in a horrific wave of terrorism. But after methodically eliminating his victims one by one, Khalil disappeared without a trace. Now, years later, Khalil has returned to America to take care of unfinished business. 'The Lion' is a killing machine on a mission of revenge, and John Corey will not stop until he rids the earth of this tyrant once and for all.

©2010 Nelson DeMille (P)2010 Hachette Audio

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poorl written

i loved the lions game. it held your interest from beginning to end. the lion, however, is almost an exact repeat of what came before. the author even uses the same phrases over and over from the lions game but includes none of the light humour. the lion just has the villain going from one murder to another. it quickly becomes repetitive and boring. he even uses the same methods as in the first book to do away with his victims. i felt as if i was reading the lion's game all over again. very, very disappointing. don't bother with the lion.

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