Hate Box

The Ty Stone Series, Book 3

De: Franklin Horton

Narrado por: Kyle Tait

Duración: 8 h y 8 m

Resumen del Editor

You're always just one decision away from an entirely new life....

Ty Stone is enjoying life in Arizona and his new job with Door Kickers International, an organization dedicated to rescuing people from human trafficking. Then a high-profile raid on a movie mogul goes horribly wrong and Ty finds himself out on the street yet again.

Ty isn’t out of work for long. Some view his disregard for rules and his willingness to draw blood as an asset. Soon, a shadowy group with deep pockets decides Ty is just the man they need for a project they’re starting.

Days later, Ty is seated in a private jet destined for Central America. He's got a new job in a new town. Most importantly, he's got a new mission.

©2023 Franklin Horton (P)2023 Franklin Horton

The Master at work!

Another great read/listen. As usual I was u able to put it down. Every one of His stories have great character development! Always a little depressed when the book is over as I have to wait for the next!

Great addition to the series

This book makes me
Think there is going to be a few more in the series. Franklin never disappoints.

Another home run…

Let me preface this by saying I am a huge fan of Franklin Horton and expect extreme adventure in his stories. This series has quickly became one of my favorites from him. This one did not disappoint where Mr Horton is concerned. The one area lacking was narration. With the new narrator it just seemed flat and the script seemed boring. The narrator was monotone and would be better suited for a text book on physics. Ty Stone deserves better. Overall, I will listen to this again as Mr Horton absolutely killed this story and I can’t wait to see what happens next.

You're Stoned

"The Clean Sterile Words are Deceptive". Well done sir. Long time fan and hopefully friend from the same neck of the woods!
Couch

Great listen!

Once again Franklin has written a great book. Ups and downs and some legit but interesting surprises along the way as well.

On to bigger things

I like the direction this story took. Changes to Ty’s situation make better use of his personality and skills. Several situations felt exaggerated and unbelievable if not physically impossible, but the story was good overall. I enjoyed it and felt satisfaction with the ending. Since it left off on a bit of a cliffhanger, I do hope Franklin Horton returns to this series at some point. Granted, I don't like it as much as his other works.

What I liked least was the audiobook narration. I realize Books 1 and 2 also had different narrators, but this third one was not to my liking. This one has a more robotic sound, with long pauses after every sentence. It broke up the flow. The style reminded me more of an old Dick Tracy, cheesy detective radio program. I almost didn’t make it past the first section, but am glad I held out. The narrator’s character voices were decent, and I got more used to the pacing after a while. Still, it's a long way off from what I would have preferred.

enjoy the story immensely

I really do like the story and I'm glad that it ended in a way that continues the series as well. nothing against the narrator, but I do miss Kevin. it just doesn't hit the same

Dang it man

Ok,
This was a really good addition to the series and I was wrapped up by the end of the 2nd chapter. Suspenseful and gripping. Was not disappointed in the least.
BUT DANG IT MAN!!!!! It ended to quickly for me. I think you need to get that 4th book released ASAP. 😂😂

Another winner!

I thought this was a really good addition to the series. Enjoyed the story and thought it was very well written.
Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks brother…

Another home run by Franklin Horton!

I wasn’t sure what to expect with the Ty Stone series when Franklin Horton first released it, as it’s a departure from the genre I’m used to reading from him. But as usual, Horton’s characters came out swinging and IMO he hit a home run with the series and this installment in particular. It’s addictively engaging with a plot line will get any rational person’s blood boiling. It’s got more than its fair share of action, but also a lot of insight into the vicious world of human trafficking. And Kyle Tait did a fantastic job of voicing the various characters. He comes across with smooth transitions and a quality to his voice that’s easy to listen to.
As with most of Franklin’s works this was a tough one to put down.