The Beijing Betrayal

A Marcus Ryker Novel, Book 6

De: Joel C. Rosenberg

Narrado por: George Guidall

Can Marcus Ryker and his team of elite operatives stop a secret plot to unleash the most devastating sneak attack on the U.S. and her allies in history―before millions of Americans die?

In the pulse-pounding final installment of the Marcus Ryker series, the leaders of Communist China are secretly plotting to invade Taiwan and challenge American supremacy in the Pacific.

And no one in Washington has any idea what’s coming.

Marcus Ryker has been tasked with hunting down Abu Nakba, the most wanted terrorist in the world. The latest intel sends him and his team to Pakistan. There, they discover a horrifying secret inside a state-of-the-art lab. Marcus orders the lab rigged with explosives, but the plan goes bad, and a massive explosion rocks the city.

News of the blast breaks in Washington just as President Carlos Hernandez is engaged in tense trade negotiations to forge a landmark agreement with China on trade and counterterrorism.

Little does the president realize that Beijing is almost finished preparing its imminent invasion of Taiwan.

Or that a terrifying new virus is about to be released inside the U.S. to kill millions and thwart Washington’s capacity to defend its ally.

In the riveting conclusion to the bestselling series, Ryker and his team must race to stop Beijing and the Kairos terror network before they unleash a catastrophe that brings the superpowers to the brink of nuclear war.

• A thrilling, fast-paced suspense novel for fans of Jack Carr, Ryan Steck, and Kyle Mills
• Perfect for fans of high-stakes geopolitical thrillers full of heart-racing action
• The last book in the Marcus Ryker series by New York Times bestselling author Joel C. Rosenberg

©2025 by Joel C. Rosenberg. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Prophetic book about world affairs!

Love the way the author Joel C. Rosenberg writes possible future worldly events! I can’t wait for the next book!!

Nice Finish to the Series

For a man who considers that God has called him to protect his country, it is not a reach that he wants to continue to eliminate this final great hazard. That he and Annie submitted resignations to confirm this was his last mission emphasized this would be the last of the Marcus Riker series as the defender of the USA.
Unfortunately, while the vocal quality of the audio was okay, not great, the rhythm was awful. There were pauses as though to gulp a breath, while other places flowed, when a period would have ended a sentence - the perfect place for a breath. This irregularity made a distraction to the story line. Since there was little variation in the heard speech, it was hard to discern who was talking. I much prefer when women read the women's voices and men read the men's. Beyond that sometimes the speaker does different tones for each character. On critical points, this narration rather than radio-play style was confusing.

Exciting!

A riveting, fast moving story well told! The series is well worth a listen! Enjoy!

Another amazing read

A great ending to the series. Can’t wait for the new series!!! Well done. Perfect

Great!

As with all the books in the series, this one was excellent. I don’t want to give anything away in the story. You’ll just have to read or listen to it to find out.

Powerful

What a powerful story of perseverance, faithfulness and love between brothers in battle, Marcus and Annie, and God and His people!

gripping read as usual

Joel C Rosenberg did it again. can't wait for a new book series by him.

The action, yet the humanity, and the love of God and country

Joel Rosenberg knows exactly how to keep you on the edge of your seat and breathless.

I always like rosenberg's stories but thei narrator is difficult to hear

the narrator is kind of hard to understand as he doesn't enunciate his words well

I have enjoyed the Ryker series very much. It seemed to predict where the world is moving!

The narrator was horrible! He was hard to understand and he used a phony accent. I couldn’t distinguish between which character was speaking. It ruined the book for me!