The Days of Tao

De: Wesley Chu

Narrado por: Mikael Naramore

Cameron Tan wouldn't have even been in Greece if he hadn't gotten a 'D' in Art History. Instead of spending the summer after college completing his training as a Prophus operative, he's doing a study abroad program in Greece, enjoying a normal life - spending time with friends and getting teased about his crush on a classmate. Then the emergency notification comes in: a Prophus agent with vital information needs immediate extraction, and Cameron is the only agent on the ground, responsible for getting the other agent and data out of the country.

The Prophus are relying on him to uncomplicate things. Easy. Easy, except the rival Genjix have declared all-out war against the Prophus, which means Greece is about to be a very dangerous place. And the agent isn't the only person relying on Cameron to get them safely out of the country - his friends from the study abroad program are, too.

Cameron knows a good agent would leave them to fend for themselves. He also knows a good person wouldn't. Suddenly, things aren't easy at all.

The Days of Tao is the latest in the popular Tao series from award-winning author, Wesley Chu. Following after The Rebirths of Tao, this novella carries on the fast-moving and fun tone of the series.

©2016 Wesley Chu (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

why so short?

continues an excellent series but slipping a bit. why so short? more of a novella than novel.

I was expecting a little more...

I was expecting a little more of the story and character development. It made Cameron seem weak, too emotional and unprepared for all the training and time with Tao.

worst Tao of all - did I miss it's Young Adult?

This is the worst Tao of them all. The unbelievably stupid blockhead Cameron is an embarrassment. As an audiobook, performance excellent (although it's a painful listen).

Outstanding and fun series!

I enjoyed the series and the style of writing and storytelling immensely. I listen to one book after the other, eagerly purchasing the next. I intend to follow up with other selections from this author.

Disappointing

The first book has me hooked, the second two were lackluster. This book sealed the coffin for the series, too short, lacking depth, rushed, no character development. This is a money grab pump and dump from a one hit wonder.
Thanks Wesley Chu, I hate it.

A good short story

A good short story that set up book 4 nicely. I can't wait to see what comes next.

The narrator does a great job he really ads to the enjoyment of the story. His accents and voice differences are great.