Triple

A Novel

By: Ken Follett

Narrated by: Raza Jaffrey

A New York Times bestselling novel of international suspense and terror from the author of The Pillars of the Earth, World Without End, A Column of Fire, and The Evening and the Morning
As Egypt comes closer and closer to developing a nuclear bomb, the Mossad’s number one Israeli agent is given an impossible mission: to beat the Arabs in the nuclear arms race by finding and stealing two hundred tons of uranium. The world’s balance of power will shift. And the Mossad, the KGB, the Egyptians, and Fedayeen terrorists will play out the final, violent moves in this devastating game where the price of failure is a nuclear holocaust. . . .

Critic reviews

"Highly imaginative . . . fascinating." —The Washington Post

"A sizzling narrative. . . . Follett is a master." —Time

"A literally earth-shaking confrontation." —The New York Times

"Masterful . . . first-class . . . a grand slam home run." —The Philadelphia Inquirer

Good enough

Story was true Ken Follett. I remember reading this in school in early 80’s. So glad to experience the storyline again. Mr Jaffrey did a good enough job on the characters and intonations.

Raza Jaffrey and Ken Follett - a match made in heaven

Good story, captures your interest from the first chapter, and doesn't let go until the last pages. Add to that the fact that I could listen to Raza Jaffrey read the phone book and I would be riveted, and you have a winner.

Slow listen

Was not my favorite of his works. Had a decent story line but would drag in places.

Dull Performer

If you are looking for a book to fall asleep to - this is it! Performer managed to make an action-filled gun fight dull. First 2/3 of book is slow and a little dull. Good ending.

One of his best

I have read many of his books but I particularly enjoyed this one. Didn’t require a ton of effort to get into and doesn’t have a large amount of characters to keep track of. Plus the historical component made for a fascinating listen and one that never seemed to have a slow spot. Didn’t have me on the very edge of my seat like some of his previous works but on average kept my attention better than most of his other ones throughout The entirety of the book.