Robert Ludlum's The Treadstone Resurrection

De: Joshua Hood

Narrado por: Ron Butler

The first novel in an explosive new series inspired by Robert Ludlum's Bourne universe, The Treadstone Resurrection introduces an unforgettable hero and the shadowy world that forged him....

Treadstone made Jason Bourne an unstoppable force, but he's not the only one.

Operation Treadstone has nearly ruined Adam Hayes. The top-secret CIA Black Ops program trained him to be an all but invincible assassin, but it also cost him his family and any chance at a normal life. Which is why he was determined to get out. Working as a carpenter in rural Washington state, Adam thinks he has left Treadstone in the past, until he receives a mysterious email from a former colleague, and soon after is attacked by an unknown hit team at his job site. Adam must regain the skills that Treadstone taught him - lightning reflexes and a cold conscience - in order to discover who the would-be killers are and why they have come after him now.

Are his pursuers enemies from a long-ago mission? Rival intelligence agents? Or, perhaps, forces inside Treadstone? His search will unearth secrets in the highest levels of government and pull him back into the shadowy world he worked so hard to forget.

©2019 Joshua Hood (P)2019 Penguin Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

“An intense and electrifying espionage adventure...a worthy addition to the Ludlum bookshelf.” (Mark Greaney, number one New York Times best-selling author of Mission Critical)

“This one would be prime thriller fare on its own, even without the Ludlum connection, and action fans will definitely want to stick around to see what Hayes gets up to next.” (Booklist)

“Joshua Hood crushes it, proving himself a worthy inheritor of the legacy.” (Jack Carr, former Navy SEAL sniper and author of True Believer)

Great narrative and story

I used to read his books years ago , time to take it up again. Ludlum is a master of detail and story telling

Good entertainment, but not the top shelf

I enjoyed listening to this as light entertainment, but it's not the standard of e.g. The Gray Man series. Got this on a two for one credit sale, might consider getting book 2 on a similar sale.

Got and entertaining listen.

Listened to most of it on a long drive. It was very entertaining and action packed. I had to wait 3 weeks to hear the ending but my memory picked up right where I left off. Good entertainment.

Excellent

I just finished it. I have one very big complaint: it was too short 😥 I loved Adam and the issues he got himself into, I loved his humour. Looking forward to the next ones in the series! Congratulations on a great start to an exciting new series

Totally bad to the bone!!

Adam Hayes is a total beast, 21st century, in your face, gritty, street fighter extraordinaire that would out Bond the legendary James Bond 007!!!!! He does the impossible over & over again and leaves no stones unturned to right the wrongs!!!!

Nothing great

Its a perfectly ok book, nothing bad but really nothing great. An ok listen but I’ll have to be pretty stuck looking for something before I get the next one. So…not an amazing listen, weak story, hard to invest in the characters, but ok. Perfectly mediocre. You can find better.

What a wild ride

This is a complicated story but it unfolds so nicely that I never got lost. Much of that credit goes to Ron Butler's reading of it.

The Treadstone

Not the Robert Ludlum I remember! Pretty weak! I won’t bother with another. I leaned my lesson.

Well written Strong Plot

I personally prefer the original Ludlum which have a more sophisticated context but this was a satisfying story and I will read the next novel in this series. it is better than some of the other non-Ludlum Ludlum/Bourne episodes

guns, money, killing-machine, and politics

I always enjoy a good espionage thriller. This one1 has just enough guns, munitions, helos, technology, and villains to keep the story paced. There is some comedy and one liners to keep the tension real. The story is drafted well enough to keep you listening to the final trigger is pulled. As a first in a series, it is a winner.
The performance is exceptional, with accents, and personalities down pat. The parts I found to be most intriguing to listen to was the automatic survival voice of the main character: superb. The reading of the female character was believable, and memorable. Mucho Bueno.