From AudioFile [Editor's Note: The following is a combined review with TO CATCH A KING.]--These two thrillers from the master of the craft feature adept abridgments and lively performances. Christopher Lee presents a polished reading of TO CATCH A KING， including skilled characterizations of male and female spies and Nazis. His flawless timing holds listener interest from start to finish. Nicol Williamson's WRATH OF THE LION， though well read， suffers from an annoyingly uneven audio mixing. Elderly characters drop to inaudible levels， while the bad guys hurt your ears. And his perfect interpretations of French characters speaking English are so French that the English words are nearly impossible to understand. R.P.L. © AudioFile 2002， Portland， Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile， Portland， Maine --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition. Book Description It was all a set-up， Neil Mallory--tough experienced veteran of more wars than he cared to remember--was in a new business now. That was why he watched so carefully when Anne Grant left the bar followed by two strangers. When he heard her cry out a few minutes later， Mallory knew it was time to rescue her. She was very grateful. So grateful she offered him a job. That was exactly what he was waiting for and that attack on her was all part of a new game of intrigue and violence. She could not know she was the key to everything. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews