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The Silver Wolf

James Ryker, Book 3

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The Silver Wolf

By: Rob Sinclair
Narrated by: Marston York
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Ex-intelligence agent James Ryker sets out on a revenge mission that takes him from the crystal waters of Mexico's Caribbean coast right back to his country of birth, England. Once there, he stumbles upon a terrorist attack targeting his old employers. All the clues point to The Silver Wolf. But just who is he, and why is he hell-bent on punishing not just Ryker but his closest allies?

©2017 Rob Sinclair (P)2017 W. F. Howes Ltd Action & Adventure Espionage Spies & Politics Thriller & Suspense Suspense
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I love a book that’s heavy on action and dialogue and Ryker never disappoints. It is grisly in parts but it isn’t gratuitous. I think Marston York is the perfect narrator for these action packed adventures. I’ve started the next one in the series already.

Another great Ryker book

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There enjoyable books not to stupid yet not to seriously based in reality nowhere as near bad as some US flag waving writers vomit onto pages

Another good yarn

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I thought this was a very good story, it's turning into a great series and I will get the next one.

Good series

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After reading the Ben Hope books and this being recommend I was disappointed not that much adventure that leaves you going on to the next chapter.
maybe I was just expected to much.

No Ben Hope....

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rather too involved at first and then parts become obvious. however what I didnt like was the gore and then how our protaganist seems to be able to rn to full health- well perfectly funtioning limbs ie hands after catastofic injuries that on mere mortals would results in permanent damage. do be aware of real gore in the torture

gory

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