Still scary but very good

Oh wow! Computer technology is growing so fast and what can be done is already scary but then you listen to something like this and you have to wonder if it is for the best. A frightening thought translates into a great story though. At first I did find it a bit confusing, as the story jumps between three main groups of characters but as things start to come to together, I was hooked and like most listeners I should think riveted to my chair. They is certainly a lot going on to play with your emotions from terrorism, drama, betrayal, revenge, subterfuge and heartbreak. I think the author puts you through every single emotion going with the different characters. There are a lot of characters and as this is book four in the series, you have meet a number of them before and the author doesn't waste much precious time explaining backgrounds. The ending of the book has me looking forward to the next book but also dreading it after the events in this book.
Ashaki LaSalam has escaped prison and now she wants her revenge against America and the world and she is one of the very few people who has the knowledge and mentality to pull it off. Sam might not be alive but with his conscious mind joined with his wife's he is once again trying to stop other people playing with peoples minds. Ashaki has the power to reboot everybody's mind and make them forget even there own names and she is planning to release it on the American government if Sam and his team can't track her down and stop her
I liked the narrator. He helps build up the tension with the power of his voice and gentle approach to the story.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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