Red Alert audiobook debuts with P.J. Ochlan narration

Laguna Hills Publishing has released the unabridged audiobook edition of Red Alert, the fifth book in Ed Fuller and Gary Grossman’s Red Hotel Series. The 16-hour, 45-minute thriller is now available exclusively on Amazon and Audible and adds a new audio format to the latest Dan Reilly story.

Why it matters: - The audiobook gives the Red Hotel Series a new entry point for listeners who want the latest Dan Reilly thriller in audio. - Red Alert extends a series built around global crises, espionage and geopolitical tension. - The release expands the book’s reach beyond print and digital editions.

What happened: - Laguna Hills Publishing released the unabridged audiobook edition of Red Alert, the fifth book in the Red Hotel Series by Ed Fuller and Gary Grossman. - P.J. Ochlan narrates the audiobook. - The audiobook runs 16 hours and 45 minutes. - The audiobook is available in English. - Red Alert is available exclusively at Amazon or Audible. - More information is available at redhotelseries.com.

The details: - Red Alert opens with a bombing of the Chinese mission in New York. - Taiwan is blamed immediately. - China moves toward military retaliation, raising the risk of a wider conflict that could pull in the United States. - Dan Reilly, an international hotel executive and former Army intelligence officer turned State Department operative, believes the attack does not add up. - Reilly follows evidence that points to a larger conspiracy. - The story sends Reilly into a race against time involving international operatives, political leaders and a threat that could trigger global catastrophe. - The Red Hotel Series follows Reilly as his work repeatedly puts him in the middle of international crises. - The series draws on Fuller’s global hospitality and military background and Grossman’s experience as an Emmy Award-winning television producer and former journalist. - The first four Red Hotel novels — Red Hotel, Red Deception, Red Chaos and Red Ultimatum — were released in new editions earlier this year with redesigned covers by Christine Sullivan. - Red Alert has now been released in audiobook, print and digital editions.

Between the lines: - The audiobook format is meant to emphasize urgency and cinematic pacing across multiple countries and power centers. - Fuller and Grossman are positioning audio as a way to heighten tension and deepen character immersion, not just as a format conversion. - The series continues to lean on real-world geopolitical friction to make the thriller feel timely.

What's next: - Listeners can now access Red Alert through Amazon and Audible. - The wider Red Hotel Series now has refreshed editions in its first four installments and a newly released fifth book across major formats. - The authors are likely to keep using Dan Reilly as the center of future international-crisis stories.

The bottom line: - Red Alert arrives as both a new installment and a format expansion, using audio to amplify the series’ global stakes and espionage-driven pace.