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CIA cleaner Micah Dalton returns for another go-round of the international espionage, government cover-ups, and high-intensity pursuit that have cemented this series in the best of spy fiction.
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"Looked forward to it, as follow-up to Echelon Vendetta. Starts adding interesting details and opinions about US counterintell. & different Presidential administrations. Once again, easy to read, lots of action and subplots. "
— Rod (5 out of 5 stars)
The Orpheus Deception Listener Reviews
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" Love David Stone's writing. Good plot and characters are well developed. "
— Paula, 8/18/2013 -
" Didn't like writing style ( way too many adjectives!). Only read beginning "
— Theresa, 3/3/2013 -
" A little better than t he Echelon Vendetta but still a far way from being an entertaining read. "
— Karlene, 2/25/2013 -
" Still great dry lines in dialogue and descriptions, but the story line is more fractured than the first one, which weakens this book. Porter Naumann's ghost figures less in this one, too, which is too bad. I can't think of a thriller with a paranormal element -- although they're probably out there. "
— Lois, 9/13/2012 -
" Thriller. I listened to the audio and really enjoyed. "
— Deborah, 6/15/2012 -
" Looked forward to it, as follow-up to Echelon Vendetta. Starts adding interesting details and opinions about US counterintell. & different Presidential administrations. Once again, easy to read, lots of action and subplots. "
— Rod, 4/7/2012 -
" This book has a different twist on the save the world hero. To really enjoy this book, would suggest you read the first book The Echelon Vendetta. "
— Ken, 4/7/2012 -
" The Orpheus Deception is the first novel I've read from David Stone. Unfortunately, I found this story too long winded and it took forever to grab my attention and keep it. "
— C., 1/10/2012 -
" This was a decent book. The author took a a few to many cheap shots at the Clinton administration and the left in general for my taste. It is fiction after all. If you can ignore that it was not bad and better than most international spy thrillers. "
— Nick, 1/3/2012 -
" Not as good as "Echelon Vendetta", but fairly interesting. "
— Pickleman, 12/2/2011 -
" A very convoluted plot. Pretty good story--especially the last few pages leading up to the climax. "
— Edb, 8/12/2011 -
" spy thriller with evil people out for money and lots of threads just barely connecting in the end, perhaps I wasn't really in the mood but I didn't particularly care for the characters. "
— Obisbooks, 7/23/2011 -
" Not as good as "Echelon Vendetta", but fairly interesting. "
— Pickleman, 5/15/2011 -
" Love David Stone's writing. Good plot and characters are well developed. "
— Paula, 1/12/2011 -
" Didn't like writing style ( way too many adjectives!). Only read beginning<br/> "
— Theresa, 12/26/2010 -
" Follows up the Echelon Vendetta. With Micah Dalton CIA fixer fleeing for his life. <br/>He goes to Singapore to help free Ray Fike from prison and to solve the mystery of the missing tanker (taken by Serbs). "
— Momm, 12/2/2010 -
" This book has a different twist on the save the world hero. To really enjoy this book, would suggest you read the first book The Echelon Vendetta. "
— Ken, 5/10/2010 -
" The Orpheus Deception is the first novel I've read from David Stone. Unfortunately, I found this story too long winded and it took forever to grab my attention and keep it. "
— Carlos, 3/14/2010 -
" Still great dry lines in dialogue and descriptions, but the story line is more fractured than the first one, which weakens this book. Porter Naumann's ghost figures less in this one, too, which is too bad. I can't think of a thriller with a paranormal element -- although they're probably out there. "
— Lois, 2/23/2010 -
" Thriller. I listened to the audio and really enjoyed. "
— Deborah, 3/23/2009 -
" This was a decent book. The author took a a few to many cheap shots at the Clinton administration and the left in general for my taste. It is fiction after all. If you can ignore that it was not bad and better than most international spy thrillers. <br/> <br/> "
— Nick, 4/2/2008
About David Stone
David Stone is the cover name for a man born into a military family with a long history of honorable service. Stone himself has served in the military and has worked both as an intelligence officer and as an investigator for a state-level law enforcement agency. He has lived in North America, Central America, and Southeast Asia.
About Erik Davies
Erik Davies is an accomplished audiobook narrator and voice-over actor. His stage credits include G.R. Point, Unpublished Letters, and Flats Fixed. Some of his television and film appearances include ER, Third Watch, and a starring role in the hit indie comedy High Society: A Pot Boiler. His audiobook narration has won three AudioFile Earphones Awards.