Large print edition
You can now experience the drama of international espionage in the new Large Print edition of “In the Shadow of the Kingmakers”. This new edition features larger text and more space between lines, making it easy on the eyes and more enjoyable to binge read. Available today on Amazon and your local bookstores and libraries.
Best Thriller in International Crime category
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“In the Shadow of the Kingmakers” audiobook was announced the 2021 recipient for Best Thriller in International Crime category by the Audiobook Reviewers Award.
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Audio Book Reviewers Choice Award
In the Shadow of the Kingmakers' audio book received Audio Book Reviewers Choice Award.
Vahid Imani, the author, carefully weaves a story that is captivating and immerses the listener deeply into the story after just a few minutes...The narrator, John Fleming gives a solid strong performance, speaking clearly and with the appropriate accents. He adds to the suspense and draws the listener in with his performance.
Read the complete review here: www.audiobookreviewer.com/in-the-shadow-of-the-kingmaker
Vahid Imani, the author, carefully weaves a story that is captivating and immerses the listener deeply into the story after just a few minutes...The narrator, John Fleming gives a solid strong performance, speaking clearly and with the appropriate accents. He adds to the suspense and draws the listener in with his performance.
Read the complete review here: www.audiobookreviewer.com/in-the-shadow-of-the-kingmaker
the audio book is now available!
The audio book is now released! In the Shadow of the Kingmakers comes alive with the voice of the talented Canadian actor John Fleming. He skillfully brings over 65 characters to life.
The audio book is available on iTunes, Amazon and Audible in many parts of the world.
The audio book is available on iTunes, Amazon and Audible in many parts of the world.
Frankfurt/Germany book fair
"In the Shadow of Kingmakers" is going to Frankfurt, Germany!!! Frankfurt Book Fair starts on October 16. If you are there go and visit it. the book will be displayed in Hall 6.0, stand #A80.
Publishers weekly’s Critic’s Report BookLife assessment:
Plot: This book is a richly written historical and political study of Iran in 1924. The book presents a remarkable struggle for justice in the midst of political maneuvering by countries competing to control oil rights.
Prose/Style: This is a well written book and the author keeps a lot of action and characters organized. The language is succinct and the dialogue exceptionally authentic and strong.
Originality: The book explores vicious culture clashes with a light touch, deftly avoiding any tendency to preach.
Character Development: The characters are authentic and explored in great detail. They are also surprisingly complex; the author avoids painting characters with a broad brush, bringing great humanity to them all.
Plot: This book is a richly written historical and political study of Iran in 1924. The book presents a remarkable struggle for justice in the midst of political maneuvering by countries competing to control oil rights.
Prose/Style: This is a well written book and the author keeps a lot of action and characters organized. The language is succinct and the dialogue exceptionally authentic and strong.
Originality: The book explores vicious culture clashes with a light touch, deftly avoiding any tendency to preach.
Character Development: The characters are authentic and explored in great detail. They are also surprisingly complex; the author avoids painting characters with a broad brush, bringing great humanity to them all.
