Marc Royce works for the State Department on special assignments, most of them rather routine, until two CIA operatives go missing in Iraq--kidnapped by Taliban forces bent on generating chaos in the region. Two others also drop out of sight--a high-placed Iraqi civilian and an American woman providing humanitarian aid. Are the disappearances linked? Rumors circulate in a whirl of misinformation. Marc must unravel the truth in a covert operation requiring utmost secrecy--from both the Americans and the insurgents. But even more secret than the undercover operation is the underground dialogue taking place between sworn enemies. Will the ultimate Reconciler between ancient enemies, current foes, and fanatical religious factions be heard?
Reviews
Nicki says:
Wow what a great audio this is. This has kept me intrigued for days and nights getting involved with the characters and the story. Even when I wasn’t listening I was thinking about how it was all going to end. Davis Bunn is a brilliant storyteller, creating wonderful people, plot and situations. I really felt that all these people and the situations they found themselves in could exist in rea... Read more
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Bradley says:
I really wanted to love this story. It has a great premise, but I found myself bored at times. I just never found it to be as interesting as other titles of the same genre. It's not awful, but there are better. The narrator does a great job, though. Thanks to christianaudio.com Reviewers Program for this copy.
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Nate LaClaire says:
Lion of Babylon tells the story of Marc Royce, a former US intelligence operative who is called back into service to rescue a close friend who has been kidnapped in Iraq. In order to save his friend, Marc must make allies in Iraq while protecting himself from those within the US and Iraqi governments who aim to see him fail. In the process he…well, I’m not going to tell you what he does – yo... Read more
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