INTEL 1: Omnibus: Books 1-4 Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

Erec Stebbins (Author), Maria Marquis (Narrator), Twice Pi Press (Publisher)

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"Stebbins is the master of the thinking reader's techno-thriller." - Internet Review of Books.

Four action packed political thrillers. Three Armageddon scenarios. Two unusual love stories. One secretive intelligence branch. The INTEL 1 global thrillers.

"A monster new talent in the thriller genre." - Allan Leverone, author of Final Vector.

The Ragnarök Conspiracy: "Fortify your shelf of Armageddon thrillers with this promising newcomer." - Library Journal.

A Western terrorist organization targets Muslims around the world, and FBI agent John Savas must put aside the loss of his son and work with a man who symbolizes all he has come to hate. Both are drawn into a race against time to stop the plot of an American bin Laden and prevent a global catastrophe.

"Outrageously entertaining: epic, explosive, subversive, engaged, and compassionate, like a Michael Bay movie written by Aaron Sorkin." - Chris Brookmyre, author of Where The Bodies Are Buried.

Extraordinary Retribution: Murder, torture, and vengeance collide to threaten the highest echelons of power.

"Startlingly dark" - San Francisco/Sacramento Book Reviews.

"A labyrinth of highly charged action" - Tome Tender.

"A plot that never stops" - ForeWord Reviews.

Evil is not born of madness, but madness of evil. Follow a rogue CIA agent who uncovers a shocking conspiracy, deep in the intelligence community. But a shadow follows the investigation: a killer bent on a revenge so terrible, it is only matched by the crimes committed against him. In the end, no one escapes unscathed, no beliefs will go unchallenged, and no wrong will escape the terrible, final, and extraordinary retribution.

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35 hours and 32 minutes
Author

Erec Stebbins
Narrator

Maria Marquis
Audible release date

August 28, 2017
Language

English
Publisher

Twice Pi Press
ASIN

B0753PB5C7
Version

Unabridged
Program Type

Audiobook
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Listening Length	35 hours and 32 minutes
Author	Erec Stebbins
Narrator	Maria Marquis
Whispersync for Voice	Ready
Audible.com Release Date	August 28, 2017
Publisher	Twice Pi Press
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B0753PB5C7
Best Sellers Rank	#166,754 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #319 in Mystery Anthologies & Short Stories #677 in Technothrillers (Audible Books & Originals) #830 in Political Thrillers (Audible Books & Originals)

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Teresa B

Intrigued but disappointed

Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2019

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The plotting is tight and the story line is intriguing. It is fast-paced and intricate. However, I find the raunchy language unnecessary to tell the story. It is thrown into the prose where it adds nothing of value. I will not read another of the author’s books.

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The author has a vivid imagination

Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2017

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I didn't finish the first book because I lost patience trying to follow the scenario. I read books 2 and 3, but by the 4th book I had enough of destruction, doom and gloom and killing and blood and gore and didn't bother. The technology was interesting, but I found the whole concept of destroying the world implausible.

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Rick Pelren

An edge-of-your-seat thriller.

Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2019

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INTEL 1 OMNIBUS is a collection of four stories that I would recommend to everyone. But be forewarned, there were plenty of misspellings and errors in the four stories.
RAGNAROCK CONSPIRACY has only two misspelled words, and the word AT stuck in the middle of the sentence for some unknown reason. The storyline held my attention and there was plenty of action, so I happily read on.
EXTRAORDINARY RETRIBUTION is as well written as it is exciting and fast-paced.
ANONYMOUS SIGNAL must’ve been proofread by a different proofreader than the first two, for I found eight different misspellings, etc. For example, the title of chapter 23 is FUGATIVES RETURN. This might offer the reader a temporary funny moment, but it drastically takes away from the story and the author’s credibility. But despite the myriad mistakes in this volume, I found the story very compelling and well done.
NASH CRITERION, the last volume in the set, suffers only a few sins, so I won’t belabor them on this review. This story (and the previous three in this set) kept me reading long after bedtime, and I am happy to have been introduced to such a great writer.
PS: I made careful notes on all the errors I found, and will gladly share my proofreading with the author.

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ilpedrino

First book was ok, went downhill after that

Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2020

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Enjoyed the first book ok. The second book started going downhill. The third and fourth books, which have to be read together as a single story, just went off the deep end.

Author really needs to do some research on how stuff really works -- i.e. there is no such thing as an electric engine -- electric vehicles do not start and idle unless they are hybrids in which case they are not truly electric. Engine = fuel, motor = electric. And please look up how "server farms" work and are set up. Many, many other examples that just stood out.

Writing was ok, and characters were fairly interesting. Granted it is a super spy series so they are all a bit more than human. Just lost interest.

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Lew R.

Couldn't get through it.

Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2016

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I gave up on this as I found the main character, an FBI agent, to be a total jerk and someone I wouldn't be able to stand in real life.For example, he wants to punch the corporate guy at an explosive manufacturing company in the face because the corporate guy wouldn't speculate as to whether or not a bombing was done by Americans. Isn't that the FBI guy's job, not the business man's? Also the plot is obvious to everyone except the FBI agents, who seem exceedingly slow. It reminds me of movies when you were a kid where you'd be shouting at the screen because the good guys were missing something obvious. Maybe it gets better, but I don't think the odds are good.

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Janice

Frightening

Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2021

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It is fiction, but … it really is frighteningly realistic in the possibilities. Imagine, if you will, a government so evil and powerful that the constitution is ignored/bypassed in order to frame, destroy, and even murder their fellow American citizens. Brings to mind General Flynn, Russiagate, Carter Page, etc. Imagine if you will how connected the world is via the internet and how everything, banking, water, power, communications, cars, the supply chain can be wiped out via a malicious internet, Yes, these books are scary in how closely it mimics a possible reality. If you want to be frightened with possibilities, these are fast paced and you won’t put it down. It is an action adventure read if you can handle it!

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Constant

Who Is Really in Charge?

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2021

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An interesting and disturbing concept of government as a puppet of the rich and a powerfully corrupt group whose interest is increasing their riches and influence all over the world. An elite team of "good guy killers", well ok, FBI men & women who have been unrightfully accused of "crimes" are on the case. Their focus preserving the existing government of the US and supporting the President. The story moves rapidly, but what a group of 2 people or a group of 3 people can do to get out of sticky situations does stretch the imagination. If the five main characters existed, I would not want to meet them even in broad daylight in Times Square. But carry on Mr. Stebbins because there is much more story to be told.

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Keith Benjamin

Gripping is too tame a word

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2016

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Fast-paced thriller about shadowy groups who control the world. What starts off with a lone hacker causing enormous destruction in the world of finance, eventually reveals the hacker to be involved in a crusade to destroy this shadowy group of faceless people.

A group of committed FBI agents from a small yet effective team are all that stands between chaos and order. They are falsely accused, tortured, brought to the brink of death. At each critical moment, there is an intervention, and this drives the narrative to its inexorable end. Include two people who had been accused of high treason, but fighting for the very people that accused and found them guilty, and the various strands are cleverly brought together to an explosive climax.

You can't put it down. You continually want to see what happens next, how the plot unfolds. You silently urge the good guys on, and the tension builds with each foray into the nether world of faceless power groups. Crisp, taut with little diversion brings the story to a satisfying end, but just a hint of more problems in the future.

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Pierrebleu

Very technical

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2021

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To a simpleton like me getting through these books and understanding everything was really difficult.
So much so I skated over some of the technicalities and just enjoyed the stories.
All about clandestine organisations aiming for the highest levels of control but the great and the good putting their lives on the line to prevent it all happening.
An odd bunch of good people with different skills and attributes are a great team battling against the bad with some heavy casualties on the way.
The characters are well put together and are likeable even if a touch strange and possibly unrealistic.
Good gripping stories interwoven with characters from one story to another.

Clearly Eric is a very clever author and I liked his style of writing even if over my head quite a few times.

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Jimmy Stevens

complete silly fantasy

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 20, 2020

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What is a good storyline is completely spoilt by the childish fantasy of the detail, it is not fiction as that needs to be realistic to be believable. Super soldiers who defied the laws of human physics, impossible action described, conspiracies that only a conspiracy theorist would find believable.
I struggled through book 1, tried to in book 2 but had to give up, pity as some of the characters and story lines were good, you wanted to see them get through but the action was just silly. James Bond times a hundred but without the one liners and obvious parody.
This was supposedly a serious work of fiction, would not be worth the price if it were pennies for the set.

Clive Bridgeman

One of the very best Thriller box set I’ve ever read!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 24, 2020

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The characters were not superheroes but ordinary people who had the bravery and will to put wrong things right, at the same time suffering for their dedication.
Couldn’t put each book down and when finished, just had to go on to the next one!!

Sebastian

Fantastic

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 2, 2016

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A best read book.. One that I have enjoyed very much. I must admit that I did not understand some of the computer stuff but that didn't detract from a really great read.

Amazon Customer

I'm so tired.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 2, 2020

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And I am, I just had to finish reading this omnibus edition of Erec Stebbins almost in one go, That the dawn looks good,go on I dare you to..

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