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Title: Dark Liaison
Subtitle: Coil Series, Book 1
Author: D. I. Telbat
Narrator: Cameron Beierle
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 56 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-10-14
Publisher: Books in Motion
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 33 votes
Genres: Fiction, Religious & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
In this age of prophetic strife, spiritual darkness collides with servants of the Cross. Christians worldwide are persecuted at a heightened level, and while no safety seems to exist, one man steps forward to lend a hand to the defenseless laborers. Corban Dowler, an old-school spy, accepted Christ's gift of salvation six years ago, then resigned from the morally compromising C.I.A.. He now desires to help fulfill God's Great Commission, so builds the Commission of International Laborers (COIL) organization, and devotes his skills and resources to assist persecuted or kidnapped Christian servants in the most dangerous environments worldwide.
At times, Corban Dowler must hastily extract missionary families and Christian workers from danger zones before death steals them from their righteous work. He develops commando-style teams using non-lethal weapons to extract the threatened or persecuted servants of the Lord. These covert multiethnic teams are ex-military or ex-CIA, and all believers in Christ. Satan is every bit the adversary as he operates through his demonic workers of iniquity, set on claiming the lives of the righteous that stand for Truth. While COIL is working tirelessly to rescue Christians in need, Satan's followers are placing roadblocks, destroying, and kidnapping to thwart the efforts of COIL. The operatives find themselves prey to the very wickedness that they are committed to fight, and a battle between good and evil emerges.
Members Reviews:
Hard to listen to...
What disappointed you about Dark Liaison?
It was hard to follow, jumps around too much from character to character. Maybe it would have been easier if the narriorater was better.
Has Dark Liaison turned you off from other books in this genre?
Maybe, have his next book in my wish list, but not sure I will purchase it.
Would you be willing to try another one of Cameron Beierles performances?
No. He is to monotones, sounds like his voice is done through a synthesizer.
If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Dark Liaison?
I don't know.
Any additional comments?
I think maybe the book would be better as a made-for-TV movie. Maybe if you had a visual to all of the skipping around it would help keep all the characters straight. I like to climb inside the book with the characters. I just couldn't do that with this, because I didn't know who or where the characters were. I read for entertainment, I don't want to have to work so hard to keep everybody figured out. It just didn't flow for me, but I'm only one person, I'm sure others may enjoy this kind of writing.
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Title: Dark Liaison
Subtitle: Coil Series, Book 1
Author: D. I. Telbat
Narrator: Cameron Beierle
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 56 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-10-14
Publisher: Books in Motion
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 33 votes
Genres: Fiction, Religious & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
In this age of prophetic strife, spiritual darkness collides with servants of the Cross. Christians worldwide are persecuted at a heightened level, and while no safety seems to exist, one man steps forward to lend a hand to the defenseless laborers. Corban Dowler, an old-school spy, accepted Christ's gift of salvation six years ago, then resigned from the morally compromising C.I.A.. He now desires to help fulfill God's Great Commission, so builds the Commission of International Laborers (COIL) organization, and devotes his skills and resources to assist persecuted or kidnapped Christian servants in the most dangerous environments worldwide.
At times, Corban Dowler must hastily extract missionary families and Christian workers from danger zones before death steals them from their righteous work. He develops commando-style teams using non-lethal weapons to extract the threatened or persecuted servants of the Lord. These covert multiethnic teams are ex-military or ex-CIA, and all believers in Christ. Satan is every bit the adversary as he operates through his demonic workers of iniquity, set on claiming the lives of the righteous that stand for Truth. While COIL is working tirelessly to rescue Christians in need, Satan's followers are placing roadblocks, destroying, and kidnapping to thwart the efforts of COIL. The operatives find themselves prey to the very wickedness that they are committed to fight, and a battle between good and evil emerges.
Members Reviews:
Hard to listen to...
What disappointed you about Dark Liaison?
It was hard to follow, jumps around too much from character to character. Maybe it would have been easier if the narriorater was better.
Has Dark Liaison turned you off from other books in this genre?
Maybe, have his next book in my wish list, but not sure I will purchase it.
Would you be willing to try another one of Cameron Beierles performances?
No. He is to monotones, sounds like his voice is done through a synthesizer.
If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Dark Liaison?
I don't know.
Any additional comments?
I think maybe the book would be better as a made-for-TV movie. Maybe if you had a visual to all of the skipping around it would help keep all the characters straight. I like to climb inside the book with the characters. I just couldn't do that with this, because I didn't know who or where the characters were. I read for entertainment, I don't want to have to work so hard to keep everybody figured out. It just didn't flow for me, but I'm only one person, I'm sure others may enjoy this kind of writing.