Audiobook, Mystery/Suspense/Thriller, Short Stories

Eleven Numbers by Lee Child #LeeChild @jamesandersonfoster @jamesandersonfoster.com @brilliancepublishing #ElevenNumbers


the setup…

Nathan Tyler is a university professor and mathematician leading an ordinary and nondescript life, though he’s well respected for his knowledge and skill. Life changes one morning when he answers a call…from the White House. They want him to attend a math conference in Russia during a time when things are tense and rife with State Department warnings to avoid travel to the country. But Tyler needs to meet with a renowned Russian mathematician who holds the key to a cryptic Kremlin security code.

the heart of the story…
In the author’s classic style, the story moves swiftly without it feeling so and the plot moves just as smoothly. Not highly descriptive but effective at vividly imprinting the scenes. Just as I thought I knew where it was going the landscape radically changed.

the narrator…
James Anderson Foster’s low key narration ended up being ideal for the character and story. I didn’t fully appreciate his performance until the end. It was classic!

the bottom line…
I love short stories when they’re done well and this one is silkily smooth with powerful and subtle themes. I’m so glad I went against instincts (not in the mood for Russian misbehavior) and listened to this gem. Not a lot of words but just enough.

Book Info

  • Release Date: February 1, 2025
  • Narrator: James Anderson Foster
  • Audio Length: 1 hour, 28 minutes
  • Publisher: Brilliance Audio

 

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(Thanks to Brilliance Audio and NetGalley for my complimentary copy. All opinions are my own.)

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