Requiem

American Ghost Thriller Series, Book 3

By: J. B. Turner

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Nothing and no one can stop assassin Nathan Stone.

When black-ops asset Nathan Stone took out the heads of the Commission, a secret deep-state organization, he thought he’d destroyed them for good. Now he’s gone off the grid, trying to get as far away from his past as possible. But the Commission isn’t done with him yet.

Lying low in a Miami bar, Stone knows something’s up when an alluring actress strikes up a conversation with him. His suspicions are correct. The Commission is hot on his trail, and Stone is soon forced to run deep into the heart of the Everglades with the terrified woman as his hostage. He’s the Commission’s number one target - and this time nothing will stop them from eliminating him.

But Nathan Stone is no ordinary target. The crew of mercenary assassins on his heels have no idea what’s in store for them on the River of Grass. Because the hunt is on, and they picked the wrong prey.

©2018 J. B. Turner (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

great story line

I love the characters and the story. I couldn't stop listening! the narrator is perfect.

Repetitive, beyond tolerable.

I still like the narrator for all of these books. The actress was the most annoying character I can remember. Couldn't understand normal thinking.

Tripleheader

Began the series by purchasing books 1-3 and was excited to start a new series. I was NOT impressed with book 1 and the robotic lead character, Nathan Stone, but by the time I finished Requiem I was really impressed with transition to "Jimmy" and the positive direction the story has taken. I found it hard to believe how much patience he'd show with the manic actress and complete control in dealing with Commission's goons. Nice ending and looking forward to the next hit.

Angry

Very frustrating too much anger
Stone wouldn't answer a question or give instructions without each cussing out the other!!
I had to skip many chapters to get past the angry dialogue!

story felt like a range of chapters from the...

the middle of a book. It started from a mediocre place and stayed there the whole way with a finish that wasn't an end. I guess this is a product of authors on Amazon selling a series not a complete book. k I'll nda like a season of a television show.