
Length14h 53m
About this audiobook
The latest award-winning book from the author of the acclaimed Bureau Archives Trilogy
The bomb changed the world. But the greatest threat of the Cold War was never nuclear war.
In 1955, ODI agents Giles Harrington and Lucy Howard investigate a strange incident at Edwards Air Force Base and uncover Decision Locking—a covert technology capable of narrowing human judgment until dissent simply disappears.
As the CIA, MI6, and Soviet intelligence battle for control, Giles and Lucy discover the struggle is no longer about nuclear superiority, but who gets to decide the future itself.
From California and Washington to London and the frozen shipyards of Murmansk, The Teller Threshold is a gripping Cold War spy-fi thriller of rogue agents, secret technology, and political conspiracy—where the ultimate weapon cannot destroy civilization, but can make everyone agree.
The Teller Threshold is the first installment of The Consensus Files.
Audiobook details
GenreMystery and Thriller
Length14 hrs 53 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateJul 23, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title
2Copyright
3Dedication
41954: First Contact
51955: It Begins
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61. Edwards and Embrace
72. Residuals and Residue Part 1
82A Residuals and Residue Part 2
93. London and Livermore
104. Enlightenment and Explanations
115. Baldwin and Betrayals
126. Ballroom and Belief
137. Compliance and Convergence
148. Paranoia and Proof
159. Evidence and Exposure
1610. Camp and Coercion
1711. Backchannel and Bloodshed Part 1
1811. Backchannel and Bloodshed Part 2
1912. Guatemala and Ghostroutes Part 1
2012. Guatemala and Ghostroutes Part 2
2113. Proof and Pursuit Part 1
2213. Proof and Pursuit Part 2
2314. Eisenhower and Expedition Part 1
2414. Eisenhower and Expedition Part 2
2515. Arctic and Action Part 1
2615. Arctic and Action Part 2
2716. Gate and Gridlock
2817. Reversibility and Results
2918. Alliances and Accords
30Epilogue
31Afterwords
32People and Places
33Decision Locking and Quantum Mechanics
34With Thanks
35About the Author