Bulletproof

John Milton, Book 20

De: Mark Dawson

Narrado por: David Thorpe

John Milton thought he could run forever. He was wrong.

For years, former secret service agent and trained killer John Milton thought he could outrun his past, his demons, and his enemies. His enemies had other ideas.

Captured and imprisoned by the organization he once worked for, Milton must do one last job in exchange for his freedom. Bullheaded billionaire fixer Tristan Huxley is brokering a weapons deal between Russia and India. He needs protection, and he wants Milton by his side. Huxley has trusted Milton with his life before, but these days his world is more decadent and his enemies more dangerous, in ways that nobody could ever have suspected.

Finally, the man who thought he'd never be forgiven has the chance to wipe the slate clean, once and for all. But is it really a case of no more running for Milton? Can the Group be trusted to keep their word and let him go? And who is it that really needs protecting?

After all, nobody is bulletproof, not even John Milton.

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Another John Milton hit. It should be a movie.

Another John Milton hit. It should be a movie. Wonderful storyline and narration. thank you

Milton’s world is consistently interesting and exciting

Dawson never fails to satisfy; the story feels fresh; no repetition, my interest is steady. Keep it up Dawson…
Mr. Thorpe…keep it up, too!

Just keeps getting Better

Another wonderful story by Mark Dawson. Always setting up the next John Milton adventure. Mr. Thorpe does an excellent job of narrating all of the John Milton series. highly recommend.

Fabulous as always....

Sadly, we have to wait for the next narrative to be written. This happens when you discover the series in July and find the stories and character so compelling that you burn through all but the yet to be written in a few months time.

Fortunately Mark is a bit faster than Lee at producing the next in the series and both narrators add so much to the narrative that they are as important as the Actual text itself.

now we need the movies.

I strongly believe that Scott Adkins would best plau the role of Milton. Please make it happen.