Vega

The Gift, Book 3

By: Marc Stapleton

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

After the so-called success of his mission to Madrevaria, Kris finds himself back home, aimless and alone.

A shocking and unexpected loss spurs him into action, and he soon tackles a hostage situation at the Aljarrian consulate, earning front-page coverage as a masked vigilante in the process.

Forced onto a shorter leash by his CIA watchers, Kris is taken to Washington DC, but the trip is far from being the rest and relaxation he needs. A chance meeting with a congressperson ensues, a meeting that results in tragic and horrifying consequences…

It's soon revealed that Vega has a massive secret—a deadly, terrible secret Kris is only now painfully aware of—along with the troubling realization that there's truly no going back now. He'll learn the reason Vega came here, to this place and to this time, or he'll die trying…

©2023 Marc Stapleton (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great concept

Ok so the story is interesting but the MC iis not ideal. He struggles with his existence and emotions and completely ruins this journey for me. No one wants to kill or be a killer but he took up this mantle on his own. So for good or Ill it was his choice. Kudos to the narrator. He was excellent and he brought the story to life. Overall the story was well done but the MC sucks.

what a fantastic concept that is so relevant in today's day and time.

I have been totally addicted to this series of books since starting the first one. I was deeply enthralled with the concept of nanites and what they could do to help a person's body in numerous ways. it was so fascinating. listen to these books and to hear a lot of my own ideas come to life through the author of these books, which, by the way, is awesome. if you're looking for a very entertaining, very action-packed and even fun-filled series and booked, I would highly recommend this. I'm just sad that I've reached the end of the third book. now it's off to find something new to listen to.

Picked up for sure

If you liked the other two you’ll love this one! If you didn’t like the other two I’d recommend giving this one a chance

A bit better than the first two books.

Like the first 2 books, the MC(author?) is not overly bright, but this one is the best of the 3. The action is better. Like the first 2, the reader is left feeling lonely and depressed by the state things are left in, and the MC wanting to give up his gift actually made me dislike him very much.