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Blood Lines

Scott Brodie & Maggie Taylor • Book 2

by Nelson DeMille, Alex DeMille

Narrated by Scott Brick

4.39 ABR Score (15.0K ratings)
★ 4.31 Goodreads (13.9K) ★ 4.55 Audible (1.1K)
19h 32m Released 2023 Thriller

Why Listen to This Audiobook?

Scott Brick narrating a father-son spy thriller set in Berlin's Arab refugee community is the kind of casting that makes 19 hours feel inevitable.

  • Great if you want: procedural spy thriller with a lived-in partnership dynamic
  • Listening experience: steady, atmospheric tension — Berlin's streets feel genuinely cold
  • Narration: Brick's measured intensity keeps the moral weight grounded
  • Skip if: you haven't read book one — the Brodie-Taylor dynamic rewards context

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About This Audiobook

Army Criminal Investigation Agents Scott Brodie and Maggie Taylor reunite in Berlin to investigate the brutal murder of a fellow CID agent found dead in the heart of the city's Arab refugee community. What initially appears to be an act of terrorism quickly reveals deeper complexities as the veteran investigators navigate Germany's fractured landscape of Cold War remnants, rising neo-Nazi tensions, and intelligence agency secrets. While German and American authorities push for a swift resolution, Brodie and Taylor discover their murdered colleague was operating far outside normal protocols, drawing them into a web of clandestine operations and government cover-ups that threaten their careers and their lives.

Scott Brick delivers another commanding performance in this espionage thriller, expertly handling the story's intricate plot threads and international cast of characters. His measured pacing allows listeners to absorb the complex geopolitical backdrop while maintaining tension during investigative sequences and action scenes. Brick's nuanced vocal work distinguishes between German officials, American intelligence operatives, and the protagonists themselves, creating an immersive audio experience that enhances the atmospheric European setting. The nearly twenty-hour runtime benefits from his consistent energy and clear articulation of the authors' sophisticated dialogue.