Tim Heath Thriller Boxset

4 Full-Length, Stand-Alone Thrillers

By: Tim Heath

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Four thrillers. Four secrets that should have stayed buried.

From international bestselling author Tim Heath — four full-length, stand-alone novels of espionage, conspiracy and deception, ranging from a burning London to St Petersburg, Beijing and a Boko Haram camp in northern Nigeria.

Cherry Picking Nigel Gamble has built an empire by always knowing exactly what is coming next. Robert Sandle knows precisely how he does it — and has travelled a very long way to stop him. A conspiracy thriller with a genuine time-travel secret at its heart.

The Tablet Bill Hackett wakes on a plane from St Petersburg with a false passport, a stranger's blood on his sleeve, and no memory of the murder that every piece of evidence says he committed. One murder. One culprit. Case closed?

The Last Prophet A nuclear probe has fallen on London. In a guarded hospital room, a man with no memory of who he is begins to see visions of the destruction still to come. They tell him he is the last prophet, the only one who can stop it, and that saving millions will cost him his life. What nobody has told him is who decided he should see them.

The Shadow Man Five years later. China opens the power station built from blueprints stolen back from the British, and three retired British spies vanish on the same day. Elizabeth Mayfield has been Beijing's agent inside MI6 for two decades — and the man they send when a problem needs to disappear is the man she loves. Some people cannot be saved. Some debts cannot be settled.

Four novels, each complete in itself, from an author who spent four years living in Russia and writes it from the inside.

For readers of Frederick Forsyth and John le Carré.

The nine-book Hunt series continues in the same Russia. It begins with The Prey.

The Shadow Man contains scenes of torture and sexual violence in a wartime setting.

Spare me from AI reading the book

I will never read a book with a computer generated reader again. Poor cadence and poor intonation. The story seemed more like a newsreel than a novel.

it was good

I like the stories in this book series I am going to read more books in the series

I had to stop listening

I didn't realize it was read by AI until I started it. The voice was nice,but the reading errors were too much for me. "She walked into the room and found MI. 6 agents." "We're going live to our correspondent on scene." pronounced like "I want to live" instead of "We're going live".
Punctuation seems to confuse the AI reader. Whether it's a dash, a comma, or question mark, it's all read as if it's a period.
The story is engaging and interesting, as far as I got. but I just can't listen to this.

Completely ruined by AI narration!!

I’m really enjoying this first storyline, but I can’t listen to another chapter. Hire a human.

how bad the reading was. seriously. WTF!!!

CG voice books are officially off my list of ever getting again. what a waste of good mo ey and a credit!