End Game

A Jonathan Grave Thriller, Book 6

De: John Gilstrap

Narrado por: Basil Sands

Duración: 11 h y 23 m

Resumen del Editor

The son of a government scientist must be found at any cost in this taut political thriller that "starts off explosively and keeps on rolling." (Joe Hartlaub, BookReporter)

Deep in the American Heartland, a team of assassins goes to work. In short order, a Chechen scientist and double agent for the US government is dead. But the team didn't exactly finish the job. The man's teenage son is still alive. In possession of crucial and potentially lethal information, he's now on the run - and off the grid.

The feds know who to call: Jonathan Grave and his elite rescue team at Security Solutions. Their mission is simple: Find the boy and keep his information out of the wrong hands. But simple doesn't mean easy. The boy has a bodyguard with unusual talents, and she's not giving up without a fight. Only by bringing them both back alive can Grave expose the traitor in the highest levels of power - and prevent an all-out nuclear war.

©2013 John Gilstrap, Inc. (P)2021 Tantor

Wildcats

Best book listened to so far . Recommend if you like excitement and suspense. Basil kept you guessing how it will end .

Not bad

Too much unnecessary background stories or description of things that are not needed in an otherwise good read.

Scorpion

Jonathan character talks entirely to much and Mother Hen is too consumed in impressing people with long diatribe.

Don’t trust FBI

Loved the narrator! I was disappointed to not hear what happened to Gail, a.k.a. gunslinger. I certainly hope that guy does have Jolene as a girlfriend. It would be a hoot. Can’t wait to listen to the next book.

Action Packed!

This was a good, entertaining book. It's written and read like a movie. I appreciated the great details to hold my interest. If you like action and can appreciate that as entertainment, check out this book!

Exciting

What an awesome story. I enjoyed every minute of it. I can’t wait to get another story by this author and/or this narrator.

Fiction but still so far off

I know it’s fiction, but it still needs to be believable. Bodyguards from the alphabet soup just don’t speak to superiors the way they are portrayed in this book. The action and timing just don’t make sense. It’s fiction but it is so far off base.