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Karl Alexander had been an adrenaline junky for twenty five years. Whether flying Harriers in the Marines, piloting the shuttle for NASA, or as the chief astronaut for StrataCorp Space Flight his happiness was only found when he hit five Gs. But when a series of minor mishaps sends his ship crashing into the desert of an unknown country, Karl finds a new kind of adrenaline rush as he is swept into a raging torrent of the world at the edge of war. Spies, insurgents, secret police, and an infamous Saudi millionaire terrorist all threaten to make his next flight, his last.

Come and get your fix of hardcore, adrenaline laced action that'll make your heart race and your muscles tense. Basil Sands brings you the podcast novel that started it all.

When you listen, be sure to put your tray table in the upright and locked position and fasten your safety belt... it's going to be a wild ride.

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By: John
Yahoo! Finally a book reader who knows how to read and pause and emphasize and all the stuff one does while actually reading a book! Basil, you're the best!

By: Janet
G'day Basil, I just had to 'put pen to paper', as it were, to let you know how much I thoroughly enjoyed 65 Below and Karls Last Flight- your work, both writting and narration is a tonic!!! Listening to your audiobooks sure put my daily stresses to the rear and at night when I lay awake, due to illness, your story-telling makes time pass fantasticly. I thank you kind sir!!! On your website there is a picture for 1917, is that another audiobook? I cant find a download link! Please help! I wish you and your beloved well- with your wishes to come true! Cheerio. Janet, North Yorkshire, England

By: EricsonR
Basil, I really enjoyed "68 Below" and "Karl's Last Flight". I enjoyed the character development and the pacing of both books. I felt as if I was right there next to Mojo and Karl when the action in the story came to a firefight. I'm so addicted to your characters and stories. I especially like the "interviews" with the characters--they're hilarious. I'm now trying to satisfy my fix by listening to "In the Shadows". Please keep the adventures coming.

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