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Title: Remote Control
Author: Andy McNab
Narrator: Joe Barrett
Format: Abridged
Length: 5 hrs and 36 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-12-07
Publisher: Phoenix Books
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 44 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Espionage

Publisher's Summary:
During a heart-pounding chase that takes the resourceful, sometimes ruthless seasoned pro and his frightened young charge from Washington to Florida, and across the Atlantic to England, Stone begins to piece together a shocking global conspiracy. Thrust into a lethal game of cat-and-mouse, Stone is certain of two things: He and Kelly are on their own; no one can be trusted. And his darkest fears about the shadowy link between politics, money, and terrorism are about to be realized.
Combining relentless action, daring escapes, and breathless plotting with chillingly authentic operational detail rarely seen in thrillers, Remote Control is a novel so real and so suspenseful it sets a new standard for the genre.

Critic Reviews:
"Barrett's British accent is perfect for the part of the British intelligence agent, and he portrays the main character with skill." (AudioFile) "McNab reliably delivers the believable, real-life details and keeps readers' attention with steady, careful prose until the predictable but satisfying end." (Publishers Weekly)

Members Reviews:
Main character was creepy.
This is the first bad review I have ever left!
When the main character wasn't bathing the little girl, he was lying to her and/or manipulating her into endangering her life to save his own. Perhaps the unabridged version doesn't make him seem like such a bumbling creeper.
The ending was extremely abrupt, as if even the author was disgusted with the direction in which he had taken the character.
The narration was great :-)

Not as expected.
ends abruptly. Everything seemed like it happened accidentally instead of at least some bit of a plan as you would expect from SAS