Stealth Attack

Jonathan Grave Thriller Series, Book 13

By: John Gilstrap

Narrated by: Basil Sands

Jonathan Grave pursues two missing teens south of the border - where vengeance awaits....

El Paso, Texas, is a battleground. It's an open market for Mexican drug cartels to sell their wares. It's also a destination for teens looking for fun. Venice Alexander's 14-year-old son Roman was there on a school trip. Now, he and a fellow student have vanished without a trace.

Assuming the kidnapping is retaliation for his past incursions against Mexico's underworld, Jonathan Grave leads his covert operatives to rescue their teammate's son. But the trail Jonathan follows leads him down unexpected paths, where he ends up in the crossfire of a deadly vendetta....

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Good story, poor narration

I am not a fan of how the narrator drads out his words. I almost stopped listening.

Another good one

I enjoyed this one. looks like a good setup for the next one as there were a lot of open questions at the end.

One of the best in the series!!!!

I won’t go into much detail about this book, the publisher’s summary is accurate and I don’t want to give away any more.
This is a very good series that can be listened to in any order.
This as with the other books in this series is plot rather than character based. Plenty of nail biting action. This one is based on deals with drug cartels, blackmail, kidnapping, child abduction and trafficking. There’s a whole array of wickedness.
Basil Sands narrates this book excellently. He narrates most of the series and is a perfect fit
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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Another winner

I know that the stories in this series have a loose formula. However as soon as I can I grab the latest. I routinely check for any new books by John Gilstrap. You could start the series with this book but do yourself a favor and start with the first one.

Another good one except for one thing

Enjoyed it as always. I do have a quibble though—at the end there is a huge plot development that should set up the next book, but it is completely ignored. I won’t say what it is here, but anyone whose a fan should see it right away.