Preview The Terminal List Book 5: In the Blood

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🗓️ 4 February 2022

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

In this special episode of Danger Close, Jack Carr gives listeners an exclusive look at book 5 of The Terminal List series, In the Blood. Listen to actor and narrator Ray Porter read the prologue from the book, and hear a special message from Jack himself. And don’t forget to pre-order In the Blood today! *Audio excerpt courtesy of Simon & Schuster Audio from IN THE BLOOD by Jack Carr, read by Ray Porter. Copyright © 2022 by Jack Carr, LLC. Used with permission of Simon & Schuster, Inc."

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Transcript

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0:00.0	This is The Danger Close Podcast, beyond the books with me, Jack Carter.
0:15.9	Welcome to The Danger Close Podcast, an Ironclad original presented by Navy Federal Credit
0:20.2	Union.
0:21.2	This is a very special episode of Danger Close.
0:23.8	It is a sneak peak, really a sneak listen, to the prologue of my next novel in the
0:29.8	Blood, A novel of violent resolutions.
0:33.6	It is read by the incomparable Ray Porter and presented by Simon and Schuster Audio,
0:39.0	Six Sour and Black Raffle Coffee.
0:42.2	The book and the audio and the e-book come out on May 31st, 2022.
0:48.3	Let this tide you over until then.
0:50.9	Enjoy the listen.
0:54.0	Prologue.
0:57.0	She had been strikingly beautiful once.
1:00.4	At just over 40, she still turned heads, a trait she often worked to her advantage both personally
1:06.0	and professionally.
1:08.3	But even as confident and more important, competent as she was, it was not lost on her that fewer
1:15.4	heads were turning these days.
1:18.3	She was well aware that her looks had a limited shelf life she accepted it.
1:22.7	She had enjoyed them in her youth, but now she had other, more valuable skills.
1:28.7	Skills she had put into practice hours earlier.
1:32.3	As she waited her turn in line at the check-in counter at the Air France section of Thomas
1:37.5	Sancara International Airport, Wagadougu in Burkina Faso, no one would have guessed that just
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