Red Rain

Nameless: Season One, Book 4

By: Dean Koontz

Narrated by: Edoardo Ballerini

In a town where the corrupt are protected, a bereaved mother seeks retribution for an arsonist’s deadly crimes. Only Nameless can help ease the burden of her grief - and satisfy her rage - in part four of this thrilling series.

After a suspicious house fire, Regina Belmont lost her two children, was left disfigured, and was abandoned by her gutless husband. Brokenhearted and bullied into silence by corrupt officials, Regina’s only recourse for truth and justice is Nameless. There’s something about this case that’s breaking Nameless’s heart as well. But can he bear to remember why?

From number one New York Times best-selling author Dean Koontz comes Red Rain, part of Nameless, a riveting collection of short stories about a vigilante nomad, stripped of his memories and commissioned to kill. Follow him in each story, which can be listened to in a single sitting.

©2019 The Koontz Living Trust (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Red rain

The narrator did a good job with this series. The characters are getting more and more interesting in each book.

Great book but not as great as the others

Of the nameless series this one has been my least favorite story line but still a good book. I really enjoy the narrator for these books.

Insightful shorts great narration

Very much enjoy this series of short stories. Nameless and the “posse” are very relatable to me personally in many ways ... also love the deep insightful thinking and the progress of those thoughts at the end of each story !! Ballerini does an excellent job with narration.. made me smile a few times at his personal character voices throughout the series !! Hope to see Koontz do more shorts for Prime !! Much appreciated and enjoyed !!

Nameless = Hero

Nameless does it again. He is, like always, the protector, hero, and a man with eeason.

Love Nameless!!

I love Nameless!! I'm gonna be sad when I've read all of them. Then I'll read all of Dean Koontz's other books