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The Ottoman Secret Audiobook (Free)

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Penguin presents the audiobook model of The Ottoman Secret by Raymond Khoury, read by Raphael Corkhill.

‘The best what-if thriller for an extended, long period’ LEE Kid

‘An alternative background tale that will blow your mind. A tale strung along the decades that is thoroughly engrossing and one you may long keep in mind’ DAVID BALDACCI

The Ottoman Secret is a sweeping thriller that may captivate fans of Man in the Large Castle, Fatherland and The Handmaid’s Tale

PARIS 2017. THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE about The Ottoman Secret HAS RULED European countries FOR OVER 300 YEARS

Being a respected special investigator for the state law enforcement, Kamal Agha is committed to keeping the empire safe and sound from threats inside and out. But these are dangerous instances in the empire. Under the sultan’s autocratic regime, no one is certainly beyond suspicion.

Whenever a naked man covered in tattoos appears over the banks of the Seine and murders a passerby, Kamal is normally tasked with tracking him straight down. But asking too many questions can be a highly risky endeavor-especially when the incomprehensible man’s trail prospects Kamal to a top secret buried deep in the empire’s past, a key that goes to the very primary of the empire’s achievement. A secret the sultan and his protection services will do anything to silence.

Kamal is forced to question his own devotion when his own family members attracts unwelcome interest from the security services. Soon, he has no choice but to flee. But away from home from your all-seeing company with which he made his reputation, can he conserve himself and his family members?

And, if he does, what might that mean for the lifestyle of the Empire itself? Its past, it’s present and its future …

‘A tour de drive of storytelling and idea. Thrilling, disturbing, uplifting, it left me frequently in awe’ Adam ROLLINS

‘The Ottoman Key is a masterpiece. A compelling saga, on the grand size. A stellar epic’ STEVE BERRY