Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Audiobook Review: Paradox by Douglas Preston & Aletheia Preston

 
Paradox by Douglas Preston & Aletheia Preston

Paradox (Cash & Colcord #2) by Douglas Preston & Aletheia Preston
Publication Date: April 21st 2026 by Macmillan Audio
Pages: 352
Audio Book Length: 10hrs 55min
Narrator: Stephanie Németh-Parker
Source: Publisher
Rating: ½

My Thoughts:
Agent Frankie Cash of the GBI and Sheriff Jim Colcord are pulled into a puzzling case when a reclusive mountain man is found brutally tortured and murdered in his remote Colorado cabin. The ritualistic, religious overtones are disturbing.
 
As they investigate, Frankie and Colcord find themselves battling fanatical protestors, relentless reporters, narrow‑minded clergy, and a dangerous figure hunting for an object worth killing for.
 
Some of the law‑enforcement procedure veers into the unbelievable, but that didn’t stop this from being an action‑packed, entertaining ride. The fun kind of popcorn thriller to plug into when you just want to be entertained!
 
I’ve enjoyed Stephanie Németh‑Parker’s narration before, and she once again delivers. She gives each character a distinct presence with appropriate emotions, elevating the entire experience!

3.5 Stars


Book Decription:

The new powerhouse team of Douglas Preston & Aletheia Preston are joining together to "enter the world" of the New York Times bestselling Extinction.

One of the holiest relics in Christendom, inexplicably defaced…

A paranoid old prospector, ritualistically murdered…

A controversial exobiologist, tortured and dismembered…

When a reclusive man is found dead under grisly circumstances in the Colorado wilderness, CBI Agent Frankie Cash and Eagle County Sheriff Jim Colcord, whom we met in the New York Times bestseller, Extinction, team up again on their most enigmatic and dangerous case yet. Their investigation uncovers a trail of bizarre killings, baffling money transfers, and a fanatical secret society.

And all the while, the resurrected Neanderthals, who vanished into the Colorado mountains, seem to be biding their time for something…spectacular.


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