Review #1
Saul’s Game (Homeland #2) audiobook free
Andrew Kaplan’s two books in the “Homeland” television series are great. They assign us a lot of back story, at the same time both Carrie at the same time Saul’s manners are used to be to those created in the TV television series. The 1st book was about Carrie at the same time how she received started, how she comes to specialize in the middle East at the same time begins on the trail of Abu Nazir. This one is that more about Saul — his background, his strained wedding with Mira, his professional connection with Carrie at the same time his nearly surreal spymaster capabilities. We are introduced to Nick Brody, the co-star of the 1st few seasons of “Homeland” on TV. We see how a long captivity has noted him, how he converts to Islam in a heartfelt manner, at the same time how his loyalties to the U.S. waver as he develops a fellowship with the baby of his captor – Abu Nazir. He wonders than anyway has happened to his generic during six years of captivity, many of which a young offspring who doesn’t understand him, at the same time a wife resentful that he joined the military right behind losing his job. At the same time we hear about his depressingly awful youth at the palms of a intoxicated at the same time abusive dad – a past Marine. The book gets into areas the TV television series never did. Saul grows up as the only Jewish kid – at the same time Orthodox – in a small city in Indiana, the baby of Holocaust survivors. He couldn’t possibly be more an third party. He is that all the time looked upon as “Talmudic”. The book plays the Jewish angle more heavily with Saul than does the TV television series (with the exception of the continue television series where Saul’s connection with the Israelis comes into play as he’s about to become a fugitive.) We learn more about Dar Adal, Saul’s CIA employee through much of the TV television series. On TV he’s played as an American, but here we learn he’s Lebanese, an orphan to their civilian war, at the same time was adopted, at the same time taught blindly arts, by a major Palestinian terrorist. How he not only comes over to the American side, but rises in the CIA, isn’t produced understandable, at the same time would bear explaining. Dar has a harder edges, at the same time is that more likely to look the come in handy to destroy anyone at the moment while Saul often takes a longer opinion at the same time wants to detain off. It’s the spring of 2009. The story is that about the hunt for Abu Nazir, but it winds around – Syria, Iraq, Iran, back to Iraq. It’s hard to keep the strands even, barely as it’s hard to keep the players even in the real-world Center East, with its dizzyingly complicated overlays of competitor confessions, governments, tribes, terror organizations at the same time animosities, no one recent at the same time no one dating back a thousand years. Carrie dodges doom on repeated occasions, many of which at the palms of a sexy South African mercenary, fork of a personal security company privy to high-level Western military intelligence, but suspected of leaking it to Iran or Al Qaeda or both. He at the same time Carrie have the hots for each other – Ecstasy-fueled nights plus a threesome with his burning Ukrainian girlfriend – despite it becoming increasingly understandable they’re maneuvering against each other. Carrie starts contemplating the pattern of liquidation that comes to guys drawn in with her – the fighter Dempsey, destroyed in the 1st book, an Iraqi lover about to divorce his wife for her, at the same time at the moment the mercenary DeBruin. Her global is that so reckless, she reflects, that being bipolar isn’t necessarily a problem. At the same time she survives harrowing experiences both in Iran, where she is that taken prisoner while working on a desperate gambit of Saul’s, at the same time in Iraq, where she at the same time a Sunni team try to finish a Sunni terrorist strike against a Shiite holy dispose which might start a civilian war, barely as the Americans are trying to take out.
Review #2
Saul’s Game (Homeland #2) audiobook streamming online
Very exciting just like Homeland. Wish I would have read it before following Homeland as it would have helped to make more sense of the beginning of the demonstrate.
Review #3
Audiobook Saul’s Game (Homeland #2) by Andrew Kaplan
Missing the television series? Read this book. Good, if not more successful.
Review #4
Audio Saul’s Game (Homeland #2) narrated by Penelope Rawlins
If you’re a HL fan which is that why for you found this book, it does but as a prequel to the Showtime television series. Only challenge was trying to keep all the manners even. The details At the same time descriptions sink for you into Carries’s ideas at the same time global.
Review #5
Free audio Saul’s Game (Homeland #2) – in the audio player below
As in the 1st volume, ”Carrie’s Run,” that is that a lot of helpful information for those Homeland fans who otherwise don’t know very much about Carrie or Brody when they emerged in the very 1st episode. But unlike the 1st volume, the cyclic subject-specific meme of Carrie getting in but over her fork at the same time pulling it off or being rescued by Saul in the end is that a little worn by at the moment. Not convinced if this minute book was really necessary or as informative as the 1st, but still a page turner that’s I couldn’t shackles down until the finish.
