Eyes Only

Jason Trapp Thrillers, Book 10

De: Jack Slater

Narrado por: Mark Garkusha

The past has unfinished business.

Somebody came for Jason Trapp when he least expected it. Some of his oldest friends got hurt in the process. Unfortunately for the perpetrators, they missed the one person who counts.

And now he’s going to return the favor. With interest.

But first Trapp needs to find out who wanted him dead. And why. After all, with a career like his, you’re bound to make enemies. There’s a long list of nation states with reason to want him off the board.

Still, something about this feels personal. And when the codename ‘Hangman’ gets leaked to the media, Trapp knows it for sure. Somebody wants him gone. And they’re willing to play dirty to make it happen. One question remains: Is this all about him?

Or is there a reason they need him out the way?

©2024 Jack Slater (P)2025 Jack Slater

Jason Trapp is a believable action hero.

The writing is solid and keeps you listening. The vocal performance allows for you to get vested in the characters. Nothing is too "over the top". The words painted a great picture. Well done.

EYES ONLY

Amazing! If you like spy, espionage, thrillers, you will love this book and book series. Couldn’t stop listening. I love this book, that has amazing plot story line, with top assassins facing off! Most counties future relationships with America hang in the balance. If a document on a thumb-drive is released to the world. Exposing the CIA and president, that could end badly for both and cause chaos with international relations. Series of events has the world, news and government against JT. Tracking him down and going dark. Only his relentlessness to do what’s right no matter the cost and his grit to get the job done. Anchored to this foundation, events come together and JT regains lost support that leads to an awesome ending. Buy and listen. Even if you’re not familiar with the series. Once a fan you can go back and buy the rest of the series. You won’t be disappointed.

Painful

Maybe I’ll have to listen to this all over, but this was confusing and hard to follow and this isn’t my first one of his books. The past 2 have been challenging.