Unabridged CDs - 9 CDs, 11 hours An instant bestseller in Spain, with rights sold in twenty-eight countries and counting, God's Spy is a spectacular contemporary thriller set in the Vatican where, after Pope John Paul II's death, the hunt for a serial killer reveals a chilling conspiracy.
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"This is a very good thriller that reminds me of a combination of Angels and Demons and the 1970's Chevy Chase movie Foul Play. It is filled with suspense and it adds true events in the Catholic Church to keep it "real." It leaves you with questions after it is done, a real good thriller!"
— Marianne (4 out of 5 stars)
" total, utter tripe ... where is 0/5 when you need it? "
— Kman999, 2/14/2014" Brilliant read. I loved every minute of this book. It's definitely on my purchase list. "
— Fi, 2/11/2014" This is a solid serial-killer thriller. Those who like books like the Da Vinci Code will certainly enjoy this read. "
— Bookworm, 2/4/2014" If "Angels and Demons" and any book by Patricia Cornwell had a baby, it would be this book. It won't change your life (or your feelings on Catholicism, whatever those feelings might be), but it's definitely worth reading. "
— Jen, 1/24/2014" Violent! But somewht dont really like dicanti's character..nice to read nevertheless.. "
— Lakshmi, 1/13/2014" Hmm, fiksi yang benar2 menakutkan tentang seorang psikopat yang sangat brutal! "
— Memy, 12/15/2013" I was expecting something in the same sort of ilk as Dan Brown full of mystery and intrigue but it didn't even come close. Average sort of fair, something to pass the time, although I thought Father Fowler's character was interesting "
— Thasc, 11/1/2013" Liked the book. Heavy on the murder, detective, personal side. Light on the Catholic, Pope, Conclave side. Was actually looking for the Pope, Conclave thread, but still enjoyed the book. "
— Rich, 5/6/2013" A very interesting and engaging thriller... very much in the vein of "Angels and Demons" (lots of running around Rome trying to save Cardinals!!)but written in a better literary style and with a more believeable storyline.. "
— Ritsa, 1/25/2013" A good thriller from this first time author. I felt it was different to other thrillers I have read - which was a good thing, and I always like reading about religion when teemed with unusual genres like this one. "
— Kari, 2/12/2012" This is a translation of a Spanish book, Espia de Dios, that sold well in Europe. Although Dan Brown had already published the first two installments of the Langdon saga, I feel this book is superior to both in style. "
— Yeoldehoosier, 7/10/2011" Similar to the Da Vinci Code, but not as good. Still worth reading! "
— Christie, 7/8/2011" Good spy thriller. Interesting info about the smallest country in the world. "
— Nancy, 6/30/2011" Easy read. Frenetic rhythm. Once you start really difficult to put it down. "
— Rony, 5/11/2011" After Dan brown, I found this a banal attempt to cook up conspiracy fiction using the vatican, though I liked a few facts jotted in this book "
— Tushar, 5/1/2011" Enough twists and turns to keep most people guessing, or at least me. A bit graphic, and difficult to realize how twisted some people can be. "
— Mary, 4/5/2011" Uno de los top5 que leí en el 2010 "
— Zolliker, 12/8/2010" Good spy thriller. Interesting info about the smallest country in the world. "
— Nancy, 10/12/2010" This is a translation of a Spanish book, Espia de Dios, that sold well in Europe. Although Dan Brown had already published the first two installments of the Langdon saga, I feel this book is superior to both in style. "
— Yeoldehoosier, 10/7/2010" Liked the book. Heavy on the murder, detective, personal side. Light on the Catholic, Pope, Conclave side. Was actually looking for the Pope, Conclave thread, but still enjoyed the book. "
— Rich, 5/7/2010" A good thriller from this first time author. I felt it was different to other thrillers I have read - which was a good thing, and I always like reading about religion when teemed with unusual genres like this one.<br/> "
— Kari, 3/18/2010" Catholic and grusome. 'nuff said "
— Maggie, 2/17/2010Juan Gómez-Jurado is a columnist in “La Voz de Galicia,” and “ABC”, distributed in Spain, and he participates in several radio and TV programs. His books have been translated into 42 languages, making him one of the most successful contemporary Spanish authors of all time.
Michael Kramer is an AudioFile Earphones Award winner, a finalist for the prestigious Audie Award for Best Narration, and recipient of a Publishers Weekly Listen-Up Award. He is also an actor and director in the Washington, DC, area, where he is active in the area’s theater scene and has appeared in productions at the Shakespeare Theatre, the Kennedy Center, and Theater J.