Halfway Gone

Nate Thrower #4

by Mike Ryan

Thrower is in the small town of Redgate, finishing up a case. Or so he thought. Just as he’s about to leave town, he’s attacked, drawing him back in to figure out what is going on, and whether he’s really as done with his case as he thought he was.As Thrower tries to unravel the mystery, he gets thrown even deeper into a mess. Murder, arson, a jail stint, and someone trying to kill him multiple times. There’s no shortage of obstacles on Thrower’s plate. There’s something going on in Redgate, and it’s someone with power behind it. But will Thrower be able to figure out who that is before his client pays the ultimate price?

205 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 17, 2023

About the author

Mike Ryan is a writer living in Bucks County, PA. He's married, has three kids, and three dogs. He's used to a hectic and busy household. During his free time, he enjoys watching sports, movies, and music.

Mike's a huge Star Wars fan and loves just about anything with superheroes in it (both Marvel and DC). He also loves to interact with his readers via his blog, Twitter, or email. Follow him on Twitter @Mike_Ryan36 or email at mikeryan36@verizon.net.

Mike also offers a few readers on his mailing list the chance to be beta readers for all books before they're published.

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Reviews

[Beach Bum · Rating 5 out of 5]

An major improvement

First 3 were ok, worth reading, but at times not that engaging. This one gets hold of you from the beginning and doesn't let go
There seems to be a theme with this sort of series, where small town America relies on one major employer, and that employer always goes bad. This is no different and has been done 100s of times before, yet this one keeps you wanting to know more
It's. A good book. Very worth reading and I hope the series maintains this level of entertainment

[Baking · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book, especially the mystery of who was behind the murders and why.

[Emma Gail Hamlet · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great reading

Great reading,it was exciting and especially full of w, sorry Maggie got killed she was one of my favorite characters. Can't wait for the next book.

[Julie Conner · Rating 4 out of 5]

The client is a minor character in this story. The real story is a little more circular than some, but it works.

[Michael Nardino · Rating 4 out of 5]

solid

Great character and a good read- I have enjoyed all the books in the series I need 5 more words