Puppet Master

By: Dale Brown, Jim DeFelice

Narrated by: Nick Sullivan

In Dale Brown’s Puppet Master, intelligent machines take center stage as America battles the Russian mafia in Eastern Europe

Louis Massina is revolutionizing the field of robotics. His technological wonders are capable of locating disaster survivors, preventing nuclear meltdowns, and replacing missing limbs. After one of Massina’s creations makes a miraculous rescue, an FBI agent recruits him to pursue criminals running a massive financial scam—and not coincidentally, suspected of killing the agent’s brother. Massina agrees to deploy a surveillance “bot” that uses artificial intelligence to follow its target. But when he’s thrust into a dangerous conspiracy, the billionaire inventor decides to take matters into his own hands, unleashing the greatest cyber-weapons in the world and becoming the Puppet Master.

Awesome

This book is an amazing book and I recommend it for people of the age 10-70, it has a great plot and the narrator is great!!! 5stars!!!!!

Very Active & Exciting

One of the best by Dale Brown. I enjoy all of his books and I have read many. I am now going back and reading ones I missed.

intricate multilayered plot.

this was a fun bit of escapist techno suspense with lots of fun twists. the characters felt a little rough but still it was a great time.

Struggled to finish.

Not Dale Brown's best. I used to his High Energy action. Look forward to his next one

interesting

First time author(s) for me. The two authors have each written many books on their own as well as co-authoring another series. I assume this is the first in what will become a series in the techno thriller genre.

With this being the first book, much of the book is used to introduce us to the different characters. There are some gee whiz techno gizmos that are used to help solve the problems. The characters can use further development and the story lines fine tuned but it has the makings of a good series. I'll have to see what the second book is all about before deciding whether or not to push on.