Vengeance Zero

An Agent Zero Spy Thriller, Book 10

De: Jack Mars

Narrado por: Brian Callanan

Duración: 9 h y 17 m

Resumen del Editor

Vengeance Zero is book 10 in the number one best-selling Agent Zero series, which begins with Agent Zero (Book 1).

When a minor terrorist group, looking to make its mark, aims to take out a “soft target” in the United States — one relatively unguarded yet which can be hugely damaging to the US — the race is on for Agent Zero to discover their object and stop them before it’s too late.

Yet Zero faces his own battles: When he is targeted for assassination and someone close to him ends up the victim instead, it sends his life into a downspin, and allows him only course of action: vengeance.

Will Zero be able to save the target — and himself — before he spirals out of control?

Vengeance Zero (Book 10) is an espionage thriller that will keep you listening late into the night.

Book 11 (Zero Zero) is also available.

Also available is Jack Mars’ number one best-selling Luke Stone thriller series (seven books), which begins with Any Means Necessary (Book 1), with over 800 five star reviews!

©2020 Jack Mars (P)2020 Jack Mars

Just one thing.

I think the narrator is great. But he mispronounced Nassau all the way through.

loved the book

This should have been called Tear Jerker Zero

While there was emotion in the earlier books in the series Vengeance Zero takes it to a whole new level. While this book has plenty of action it was the emotion of the book that caught me off guard.

Spec-ops is a family affair

Sarah needs some serious therapy. It's like no one recognizes this! Misha's turn around was also altogether too easy.

Frankly, the vengeance mentioned in the title and synopsis, takes a back seat to the little family drama. I had a hard time with the showdown between Sarah and the uber villain who has so much remorse and so many "honorable" rules that he lets his targets go more than once. It's all about vengeance, but the bad guy unbelievably backs off! Talk about zero vengeance.

This volume disappointingly kills off Maria on their honeymoon (sorry for the spoiler, but all the other reviewers also mentioned it), but introduces a new and up-and-coming character, a man this time. This just goes to show that the women can't really do the job and need to be replaced by tough men. I think I will like this fellow, but seriously, get Sarah some help, and get Mia a new outlet. She is also struggling with psychological issues.

I strongly disliked the choppy reading of all of Maria's and Misha's lines. This broken speech is supposed to express their accents, but just sounds stupid, and why would Maria have an accent anyway?

Can we stop killing the love interest....

This entire series is superb and I’m now outta books until March.... almost as goof as Mitch Rapp. I just want one super spy to have a healthy love interest that survives the series....

The dime store paperback of spy thriller books

this is the story of agent zero struggling to find the killer of his new wife and a former president. he goes off the rails of the crazy train for a while and then is rescued by his family in more ways than one.

Least Favorite

I absolutely hate that you killed off the character Maria, especially since you killed off the 1st wife in a similar fashion. The overuse of the phrase "for all intents and purposes" is rather irritating as well. I struggled to stay with this book. I am hopeful that the next in the series is much better than this book.

Top-notch story and non-stop suspense!

One of the best series! My favorite of the entire series. I couldn’t stop listening until the end.

Best of the most recent 6-7 books in the series

Best of the most recent 6-7 books in the series. I was growing concerned that the books were not going to be interesting as the series closed.

Vengeance Zero

Each book is this series is full of action and intrigue. I will be sorry to see it end. I will begin another Mars series.

No, Not Maria

I can't believe the author killed off one of the most interesting characters in his stories! Still love Agent Zero, he has more lives than the Gray Man.