Nameless: Season Two

By: Dean Koontz

Narrated by: Edoardo Ballerini

Length: 10 hrs and 3 mins

Publisher's Summary

Behind a wall of amnesia, he can’t remember anything. Maybe he can’t bear to. Nameless knows only the mission: Directed by the mysterious Ace of Diamonds, he travels the country, turning predators into prey. But the pain in his past can’t hold him back when dark visions of the future lead him toward his greatest test yet. Nameless is closing in on a revelatory endgame in this collection of short thrillers from #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz. 

The Lost Soul of the City

A gun. A mission. No memories. Nameless is back to hunt down an architect of chaos in #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz’s return to a landscape of hard-won justice. 

Gentle Is the Angel of Death

To some he’s a medical genius. To others, a twisted angel of mercy with a necessary solution to what he sees as an ugly dilemma. Only one man can help Dr. Death face the evil of his ways.

Kaleidoscope

Nameless is wrestling with more violent visions of the future when his next mission comes with the assurance, This one will be easy. It’s a promise that leaves Nameless dangerously unprepared. 

Light Has Weight, but Darkness Does Not

Instinct and violent visions compel Nameless to embark on an unplanned mission to help a desperate mother and daughter on the run. Why is this rescue so strangely familiar to a man with no memories?

Corkscrew

A terrorist attack in the news leaves Nameless reeling from a disturbing vision. But it’s not a glimpse of the future. It’s a recovered memory that’s opening a window into his mysterious past.

Zero In

This could be the most important mission of Nameless’s life. Because it’s putting him on a collision course with his own past and the nation’s future.

©2021 by The Koontz Living Trust. (P)2021 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

A fantastic disappointment.

I truly enjoyed Nameless. A great character, lots of heart, plots were interesting and overall just a fantastic read. I would have preferred no second book to this one. It was like the Game Of Thrones…..absolutely terrible ending to what could have been an enduring series.

Worst Koontz book I have ever listened to!

Disappointed in this storyline, It was repetitive, confusing, and way too much violence. I didn't care about Nameless the character, or any of them. I have to care about someone, anyone in a story to enjoy it.

Koontz Continues to Be Excellent

I loved the timely story of those with no moral values being corrected by those with absolute values. Hopefully, those today with no moral absolutes will take a lesson and allow moral principles to prevail. The good will ultimately prevail even if it is only in eternal rest. Hopefully, with the recent emphasis on Independence Day and the founding principles from natural law, lessons will be relearned of the need to protect those principles. The world today is not quite that bad yet and with a change in course we can at least return to a time when absolute values can be heard.

Great story

I enjoyed this story from beginning to end. It's slow unfolding of the different story's where good deeds were done in the name of justice. And then all the time the background story. Who is Nameless? What is he trying to forget? and who are the people directing him to carry out the missions? This story is different and it never gets boring. It's also well narrated.

D@mn good!

Wow, it gets a little old hearing about the same things over and over again, but it was written well that it still keeps you interested and want to keep going. You kinda get a feel for where this book is going and then you’re d@mn that was good. I truly enjoyed this book and the two all together. The story pulls you in really wanting some closure….and you get it!

Should have stopped with 1

This is a longer more drawn out version of season 1, which was already formulaic. Worse: since season 1's ending revealed certain things, it makes no sense in season 2 to pretend they're still mysterious to the reader.

Incredibly

thought provoking, and terrifying. Koontz always amazes me with that combination and how he still leaves me with hope.

wonderfully told, as per usual

good series, makes you think a bit. not dragged out though. I thoroughly enjoy Dean Koontz writing

Great Endings are great

Only disappointed that there won't be more.
All good things must come to an end.

Great ending

Spoiler alert….
This is the last entry into the Nameless series, but it was a great ride. We got to learn more about Nameless’ background and I thought it was a great ending to the story. Great job by Koontz to tie up all loose ends.

Excellent!

Loved both books. Wish there was more. Great twist at the end of the story👍

Really enjoyed both book in the series.

Enjoyed the collection of short stories, each told in the usual brilliant way as excepted by the writer.

Not a very interesting listen at all.

I am a huge fan of Dean Koontz but sadly this book does not live up to his other works. The first story was interesting in a very Nameless way. All the others were the same story with the same bad guys and no imaginative ways of making them pay. The only saving grace for this story was Aces back story in the last book.