Joey Naber has narrated 2 audiobooks on Listento.it by 1 author. The most-rated is Tomb of the Ten Thousand Dead.
The Bold Dare All
Summary
Brash and bold and daring, Lieutenant Lee Briscoe will never back away from a good cause or a good fight. Briscoe’s gone undercover to infiltrate a slave-labor camp on an island in Southeast Asia, knowing full well that once he goes in, he may never get out. Posing as a man on the run for murder, he may soon wish he had run in the opposite direction. His adversary on the island is Schwenk - a man who is not only a connoisseur of cruelty, but an expert at delivering it. And for Briscoe, the stakes have just shot up. An innocent young woman has landed on the island and fallen into Schwenk’s clutches, sold to him to do with her as he pleases. Escape is the only option...or both Briscoe and the girl are sure to face a fate worse than death.
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Tomb of the Ten Thousand Dead
Summary
Captain Gordon lives like he flies - by the seat of his pants, taking on any job and all comers. Now he’s bound for the forbidding mountains along the shores of the Arabian Sea, transporting a team of anthropologists on the trail of Alexander the Great. But ancient history is about to come to dangerous life with the discovery of a long-buried map - a map leading to high adventure, untold treasure, and cold-blooded murder.... Gordon’s headed deep into The Tomb of the Ten Thousand Dead - unearthing a secret that could bury him. Also includes two additional adventures: “The Price of a Hat,” in which the key to the Russian Czar's life is hidden in a most unexpected place; and “Starch and Stripes”, the story of a US Marine who sets a trap for a tropical warlord that reverberates all the way back to Washington. Join the thrilling treasure hunt as the award-winning audio version of The Tomb of the Ten Thousand Dead gives voice to one of history’s greatest mysteries. “The title story in this trio...(all of them published in 1936) has a very strong Indiana Jones feel to it, even though it predates Indy by nearly five decades.” (AudioFile Magazine) An International Book Awards Winner
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