The Second Letter

De: Robert Lane

Narrado por: John Martin Byrne

When Jake Travis is contracted by his ex-army colonel to retrieve a missing 50-year-old Cold War letter, he quickly finds himself entwined in a world where the line between good and evil becomes increasingly blurred. The letter, written in 1961 by a CIA operative who met a mysterious demise, has ended up in the possession of Raydel Escobar. As Jake relentlessly pursues the enigmatic Escobar, he soon discovers that Escobar is involved in far more than simply blackmailing the IRS in exchange for the letter. Assisted by his partner, Garrett, and neighbor Morgan, Jake turns up the heat on Escobar. Fascinated with the letter's origins and the fate of those who first touched the document, Jake will stop at no end - moral or otherwise - to complete his assigned task. Jake's girlfriend questions why he places their relationship, and his life, in jeopardy for something he knows so little about.

©2014 Robert Lane (P)2015 Robert Lane

Found a new favorite author!

Give it a tumble, you won’t be disappointed. The humor keeps it going and the story is awesome.

Brilliant a good listen/read

The Second Letter..
I loved the book , it's story line it has great and diverse characters, Travis who's wit and style with quotes makes this book so entertaining. And Morgan with his quiet style are the most interesting characters I've read in quite a while.
A great read that will go onto my read again shelf.
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nice book

the story was nice and kind of interesting it was a nice book to listen to I enjoyed it quiet much and overall it was a nice listen

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Couldn't finish it.

Didn't care for the narration or the story and eventually had to give up as I was done forcing myself to listen.

Just can’t finish this book.

This story is slow and tedious. The narrator has a grating and boring delivery. Rarely do I fail to finish a book but after three hours I just can’t listen anymore!