Stop at Nothing

De: Michael Ledwidge

Narrado por: Neil Hellegers

“Flawless.” (James Patterson)

The explosive new thriller from the number one New York Times best-selling coauthor of James Patterson’s Michael Bennett series

When a Gulfstream jet goes down in the Bahamas carrying a fortune in cash and ill-gotten diamonds, expat diving instructor Michael Gannon is the only person on the scene. Assuming himself the beneficiary of a drug deal gone bad, Gannon thinks he’s home free with the sudden windfall until he realizes he forgot to ask one simple question.

Who were the six dead men on the plane?

Gannon soon learns the answer to that fateful question as he is thrust into an increasingly complex and deadly game of cat and mouse with a group of the world’s most powerful and dangerous men who will stop at nothing to catch him.

But as the walls close in, Gannon reveals a few secrets of his own. Before he retired to the islands, Gannon had another life, one with a lethal set of skills that he must now call back to the surface if he wants to make it out alive.

As a decade-long James Patterson writing partner, Michael Ledwidge is a pro at writing fast-paced, in-the-moment prose, tightly choreographed action set pieces and plot twists that drop at exactly the right moment. With this novel, he kicks off an unstoppable, gripping new thriller series.

Don't miss Michael Ledwidge's upcoming novel, Run for Cover!

©2020 Michael Ledwidge (P)2020 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited

Can't Stop Once You Start

Suspenseful from the beginning to the very end. Fast paced and action packed keeping the reader on the edge of their seat.

A real thriller with a surprise.

Narration was excellent and the story was as well.
A little too much murder for me.

I’M A SUCKER FOR A GOOD GUYS VS. BAD GUYS STORY

I’m an idealist, I loathe bullies and arrogant creeps and love those that take them down. This is a story that fulfills those longings and is performed by a good narrator, Neil Hellegers. The strength of this story and narration had me immediately getting the next in the series, Run For Cover. Can’t wait to listen to it. I’ll admit that if the story has good movement and cohesion, I’m not the kind that sweats small inconsistencies and nit picks details. If you like a page turner this book is highly recommended.

Slow Starter but it Picks Up Steam

I was a little worried about the start as it began as things were a little slow. The author however does not leave things at a slow pace and the characters pick up interest and action. The second half of the book is pretty quickly paced and I enjoyed it thoroughly. Give it a try.

Finely Constructed

from the plane crash that sets the storyline in motion, complete with a compelling hero and a lot of military insider numbing jumbo, all of which is explained for civilians. Lots of fun!

WOW! STUNNING SUSPENSE!

Well written & narrative y Ed! Don't miss this one. on par with James Peterton & David Baldacci!

More than five stars

Very well done. Very entertaining. My first from this author, I will be looking for more. My first from this narrator, I will be looking for more. BRAVO on the story and the performance!

Fun time... I liked this story!

I was pleasantly surprised by this story. I want more from this writer. I will look for more!

Really enjoyed

Great plot and story, author pulls you in and keeps your attention. I love the thrills, a new hairy moments that keeps you entertained and attached to the story. Great characters, a few surprise, a lot of very bad men who try their best to get what they want before they are taken down. It is touch and go, lots of danger, conflict and surprise, along with a few chuckles.

Narration was great, gives the characters great emotions, you always know who is talking and what they are feeling. Character voices were good, no background noise, no volume changes, no repeating of words. A very nice normal voice, an audio that I just got lost in. Loved it.

excellent story excellent presentation

can't wait to listen to your next book in the series thanks for your writing