Without Measure

Jack Widow, Book 4

By: Scott Blade

Narrated by: Alan Phillip Ormond

Shots fired at a remote Marine base. The shooter killed himself. The Military Police’s number one suspect? An outsider named Jack Widow.

Hitchhiking all night without sleep, Jack Widow stops in a diner in a California mountain town with only two industries left: a small arms manufacturer and a forgotten Marine base.

Wanting to drink coffee in peace, Widow can’t ignore his cop senses warning him about a man seated at another booth. The man is Arabic, Islamic, and a decorated Marine, which is unusual in a small town. But there’s something else. Something off. Something troubling.

Later, that same Marine walks onto the base, shoots five innocent people, and then himself. The Military Police want to know why? They want someone to blame. All that’s left is Jack Widow.

In this explosive best-selling whodunit, Jack Widow digs deep to uncover a horrifying terrorist network.

Fans of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher, Tom Clancy, Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp, and Mark Greaney’s Gray Man will love the Jack Widow action-thriller series. Listen to the explosive, best-selling whodunit today!

©2017 Scott Blade (P)2021 Scott Blade

Thought process.

I like Widow’s thought process when figuring things out. It’s easy to follow how he gets from A to B.

Great Book

Enjoyed very much. Just keep writing these good books. They are so very much appreciated.

This is a tired Widow?

Widow is exhausted and just needs some breakfast before he finds a motel in the small CA town that’s home to a Marine training base. But sleep is not what he finds, instead he finds himself entangled in the aftermath of a Base shooting. The more Widow thinks about the events, the more things don’t add up. This time he teams up with the lead MP and uncover something scarier than the lies.
Another great story! Love love love this narrator!!!

Enjoyed the story

I enjoyed the story. But the breathing of the performer became a distraction. I didn't notice it in the previous books but in this book it was really noticeable.

I enjoy intrigue

A little repetitive on main character background. His story was told a couple of times during story.