Moving Target

Adam Burke, Book 1

By: Bradley Wright, J.D. Dudycha

Narrated by: Jasper Shaw

The CIA has made a terrible mistake. Adam Burke is America’s only shot at making it right.

International and Amazon million-copy bestselling authors Bradley Wright and J.D. Dudycha have joined forces to bring you the electrifying debut of the gripping Adam Burke thriller series!

In the blistering heat of Nigeria, former Air Force Special Operator Adam Burke is given his objective with a single task: Gather intel. Zero contact.

But when Burke stumbles upon a horrifying truth within the presidential compound, zero contact no longer applies.

Now, two targets loom large: The corrupt Nigerian leader and a savage warlord, whose sinister connection threatens thousands of innocent lives.

Can one man withstand the weight of his agency’s miscalculation? Or will Burke crumble beneath the pressure of the world-altering consequences?

Dive into an electrifying espionage thriller packed full of non-stop action. Get your copy now and brace yourself for an unforgettable ride!

For fans of Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp, Lee Child’s Jack Reacher, Brad Thor’s Scot Harvath, and Clive Cussler’s Dirk Pitt. International and Amazon bestselling authors Bradley Wright and J.D. Dudycha prove why they’ve sold over a million thrillers with this sizzling start to the Adam Burke series!

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I’m really not sure?

historically I’ve really enjoyed Bradley Wright’s books. Historically they have been read by Jarrett Lemaster. I’m not sure if I enjoyed this book and I’m not sure if it’s because of the writing or how incredibly distracting the narration was. Every woman has the same voice, every British person has a slight Irish rogue, every man sounds like the same man (including characters from Africa, who sound like basic white dudes). The only exceptions are one man who sounds like a throat cancer patient (he’s killed early- your ears are welcome, the other exception being the narrator, who sometimes is very clearly from the Midwest. ALSO I listen to it at 0.9 speed to keep myself from laughing at “just trying to get through it” cadence of narration. I will have to buy a paper copy to see if I actually like the book.

the same guy that wrote The King series wrote this?

I cannot believe that Bradley put his name to this. it was in interesting premise but I do not think it was well laid out or researched.

Terrible dialogue, terrible performance.

Did anyone even edit this or listen to the reading ? I found it really hard to listen.

Saving grace

Liked the storyline! Like these kind of characters. Kind of like Jack Carr. Liked the narrator.