Noble Betrayal

Jack Noble Thriller, Book 7

By: L.T. Ryan

Narrated by: Dennis Holland

BLOOD RUNS THICKER THAN WATER—BUT BETRAYAL CUTS DEEPER.

They came for him once before. They should have finished the job.

Jack Noble never expected to see London again—not like this. With his name cleared and his past buried, he thought he could finally walk free. But freedom is a lie. An old enemy has resurfaced, and Jack is pulled into a deadly game where allies are scarce, and enemies seem to be everywhere.

When an ambush leaves him framed for murder, Jack is forced to rely on the one person he swore he’d never trust again. Betrayal lurks in every shadow, and every step deeper into the conspiracy tightens the noose around his neck. Old debts come due, and Jack has to pay in blood.

Outnumbered. Outgunned. But never outplayed. Jack Noble doesn’t back down. Not now. Not ever.

Relentless action. Shocking betrayals. And a showdown that will leave you breathless.

If you love the ruthless precision of Orphan X, the cold calculation of Barry Eisler’s John Rain, the relentless pursuit of justice from Jack Reacher, and the unstoppable drive of Mark Greaney’s Gray Man, you’ll be hooked on this unputdownable Jack Noble thriller.

Betrayal burns the deepest—but Jack Noble doesn’t burn alone.

©2013 Liquid Mind media (P)2015 Liquid Mind Media

Jack Noble

Always enjoy Jack Noble and Bear!! Look forward to the book in the Jack Noble series

The story telling keeps you wanting more

I'm new to the series but I have enjoyed book, and I want to go on to the next. Great story telling! I wish they were longer and the timeline easily identifiable.

Lovely Tale about A Fascinating Fellow

As stories go, this one cannot be ignored by anyone interested in spy thrillers with plausible twists and enamoring characters. I recommend it to all fans of the genre as one classic no one should omit.

Jack and Bear growing up...surrounded by treachery

Enjoyed the character development and heart shown by these two fictional action and espionage giants

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I usually enjoy the Jack Noble books but found my attention wandering during this narrative. Not sure why....just didn't get into it.