Noble Judgment

Jack Noble, Book 9

De: L.T. Ryan

Narrado por: Dennis Holland

THEIR TARGET: JACK NOBLE.
THEIR MISTAKE: LEAVING HIM ALIVE.

One man against a deadly conspiracy. But this time, he’s not running. He’s hunting.

Jack Noble’s world is on fire. His enemies have drawn a line in the sand, and Jack is the man they plan to bury beneath it. Lured into a trap and framed for a crime he didn’t commit, he finds himself cut off from his closest allies, labeled a fugitive, and marked for elimination. But if they thought that would stop him, they don’t know Jack.

From the shadowy alleys of D.C. to the crowded streets of Paris and a secluded safehouse that may be anything but safe, Jack’s pursuit of justice becomes a relentless hunt for the truth. His enemies have numbers. They have resources. They have no idea what’s coming for them. Because Jack Noble doesn’t wait for vengeance—he delivers it.

With every step forward, the danger grows. Old friends might be enemies. New allies come with strings attached. And a single mistake could be his last. But Jack isn’t playing defense. He’s done running. And this time, the hunter becomes the hunted.

If you love the pulse-pounding action of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher, the relentless drive of Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp, or the sharp tactics of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, then you’ll be hooked on this explosive Jack Noble thriller.

They drew the line. Jack’s about to cross it.

©2014 Liquid Mind Media (P)2015 Liquid Mind Media

An excellent espionage series continues!

Noble Judgement is Book 9 in L. T. Ryan's Jack Noble espionage thriller series. Like the prior 8 series novels Noble Judgement is excellent. My one complaint with the series is that the author continues to introduce and develop likable characters only to kill them off. Dennis Holland narrates very well. There are two more novels and a 31 minute short story left in the series.

Great Story

I found this chapter of Jack’s story exciting and very interesting. Can’t wait for the next book.

Another excellent addition to this series...

I really like this series. This book gets a little more complicated than some of the previous books. I have to agree with Wayne (Matthews,NC), a few likable characters were killed off in this book . One of them was only first introduced in the previous book. This is a fast paced series. I would suggest listening to these books in order because there is carry over from one to the next.
Dennis Holland does an excellent job narrating.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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Great characters and great story

Great story, even as a standalone, first of the series I've read, and thoroughly enjoyed it.

Fast paced all the way through..

Another great book about jack Nobel. This one is really fast paced and the story is told from sooooo many different angels. This is not a standalone book, you have to have read/heard the previous books.
Narration is awesome.

Keeps one moving along.

During the listening of this book, I came to realize the multiple storylines the author juggles. I would have needed a score card! The narrator was very good switching characters seamlessly. Looking forward to the next book. The author is making the characters more relatable. This time I got the distinct feels my of how lonely that existence of the main character is.

Awesome

Great book, can't wait to listen to the next. Keep up the great work Mr. Ryan and Mr. Holland.

Outstanding!

I can't stop reading this series. L.T. Ryan has created a set of characters that move from one novel to the next seamlessly and keep the readers riveted to the pulse pounding plot that is filled with non-stop action.

"Listeners Judgment"

Hated it! And not only did I struggle to finish . it, but out of 100 chapters,I made it to chapter 15. Barely. At first I thought it was just a typical covert organization spy book. But, the book is far less interesting than most books I've read in this genre. The story was dull and dragged on chapter after chapter. vacillating back and forth from New York to Paris and so on. "Jack Noble" was actually forgotten in some chapters, too much focus elsewhere. The narrator sounded like he should be reading the news or the weather. I was drawn to the series by comparisons to Lee Child's "Jack Reacher" series. Jack Noble didn't even come close. If he were in a Lee Child novel, he would captured or dead by now, and Reacher would have to step in. Jack Noble is not in the same league is Reacher. please stop comparing yourself to him. Fans of Lee Child's, this book is a step down. Sorry, Mr. Ryan.

Problem with Amazon

After a phone update, the audio clip notification for this book kept showing up after repeat resetting and shutting off notifications.
It could be a great book, but Amazon needs to get it together.