Lethal Game

Jonathan Grave Thriller Series, Book 14

De: John Gilstrap

Narrado por: Basil Sands

In the new thriller featuring hostage rescue expert Jonathan Grave, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author John Gilstrap takes listeners on an action-packed thrill ride from the wilds of Montana to the streets of Mexico, as a sniper attack turns wilderness hunters into the hunted and Grave's enemies stalk him with a vengeance....

Hostage rescue expert Jonathan Grave and his fellow special-ops veteran, Boxers, are hunting in Montana when shots ring out, and they realize they've become the prey for assassins. In the crosshairs of unseen shooters, cut off from all communication, with the wind at a blood-freezing chill, the nightmare is just beginning. Because Jonathan and Boxers aren't the only ones under fire.

Back in Fisherman's Cove, Virginia, Jonathan's Security Solutions team is fighting for their lives too. A vicious onslaught is clearing the way for a much bigger game by eliminating anyone in the way. If Jonathan and Boxers can make it out of the wilderness alive, the real war will begin.

©2022 John Gilstrap (P)2022 HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books

Big fan of the series but latest book has an issue

There is so much good to say about this series and I have read or listen to just about every single book. Every summer, I look forward to reading / hearing the next installment. The stories are exciting and engaging, the banter between Digger and Boxers is always fun and the action is always front and center and expertly articulated. Over the last several books he has been expanding on the character development of several of the secondary characters. This all serves to keep the books interesting and growing/improving.

Basil Sands is a great narrater and is really able to bring life to all the characters in the books, no matter male or female and no matter the accents - first rate!

Now for the issue - while his stories always have corrupt politicians, and there certainly are a number of them out there, he has always kept specific right-wing political drivel off the table. In this book, there were at least 2-3 instances of him veering off into that traffic lane making me pull back from enjoying the story and thinking to my self, "well, hold on a min!"

So I remain a fan of the series and Gilstraps's writing but was just tweaked by a few areas he was (presumably) trying to sneak in commentary that, for me, detracted from the otherwise great stories.

Excellent

Couldn’t put this book down…
John Gilstrap is a great writer and I’ve read and loved all his works…

A great series

This is a great series made especially great by the terrific job of the narrator basil Sands!

Another great Jonathan Grave book

While this book wasn't my favorite of the series, it was still entertaining. I think the author gets a little lazy at the end of his books. There is so much detail in the beginning and middle of all the books but then the end seems rushed and gratuitous. If you are going through the entire series you won't want to skip it but it falls a little flat compared to the rest.

Awesome

I love this series, can’t wait for more to come out. Very soon I hope!