Thunder Game

A GhostWalker Novel, Book 20

By: Christine Feehan

Narrated by: James McAdams

Two broken souls find a love worth fighting for in this captivating GhostWalker novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan.

Diego Campos has come home to die. The GhostWalker is tired of walking a dark path shaped by countless losses. There has never been a moment of good in his life that wasn’t followed by something bad. But as he makes his way to his family’s homestead in the Appalachian Mountains, his plans are interrupted by a violent ambush that sets his life on a new course.

In between fighting off a small army of assailants, Diego is struck by a beautiful, brutal warrior woman unlike anyone he’s encountered before. Compelled to rescue her, Diego uses his psychic gifts to make Leila’s broken body whole again and save her from certain death. With each new breath she regains her strength, showcasing her humor, intelligence and courage as she reveals the truths of her past and inspires feelings Diego never thought his heart could experience.

After a lifetime alone, in the middle of firefight, Diego has finally found a light to guide him through the darkness—and one brief touch is enough to set them both aflame.

©2025 Christine Feehan (P)2025 Recorded Books

Great book

Great book character and situation good plus a great ending , I really like all the book in this series

She did it again!!!

Feehan never disappoints; she written another winner. Excellent read…the fights were engaging, the plot riveting …

Amazing

I’m so happy tortures, sweet Diego gets his happy ever after. He really and truly was a wounded warrior. I admire how his character was displayed and treated. Art imitates life and there are truly some lessons to learn here from his early childhood treatment. Bravo to Christine Feehan, this may be one of my ultimate favorites. Great narration and well worth the wait

very good story

very nice to be able to listen to a story without so many of the steamy parts

Puzzle Pieces

I love how Christine Cihan layers her books and gives us puzzle pieces in every story that fills in blank spots from previous stories while moving us forward