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Lethal Forcefulness
Goddammitsonofabitch. The mullet is back. The year is 1988, and Dallas Stone returns for his most lethal case yet. When an ancient artefact is discovered by a meek-mannered librarian, little does he realise, he has released an evil so powerful, the future of our civilisation is at stake. The world’s best hope for survival rests with a disgraced police officer and a motley crew of misfits, as they must team together to defeat this evil. Lethal Forcefulness is a fun-filled homage to the action and adventure movies of the 1980s and is an adrenaline-fuelled ride where, action, magic, mullets and bullets collide.
265 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 19, 2023
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February 23, 2026
The cover of this book should give you an idea of what's in store. If you are fan of the 1980's, mullets and leisure suits, you will probably enjoy this one. Although it is a sequel to the first book, Lethal Dangerousness, it's not necessary to read that one first. (But it would be more enjoyable since this book has many of the same characters).
A mild-mannered librarian stumbles upon an ancient artifact and now the whole city of Houston is in danger. Enter foul-mouthed former police officer Dallas Stone! With his bad mullet, Miami-vice like suits and penchant for strippers, Stone is the perfect anti-hero! The book is full of lots of action involving mythological characters, a demonic entity taking over the citizens of Houston and a great cast of characters that form the Lethal Force to save the day!
Part comic book, part action movie and great fun, you will enjoy this one. But, be warned that it is full of politically incorrect humor and profanity (but that's part of the fun, right?). The narrator does a great job with the audiobook and added a lot to my enjoyment of the book.
A mild-mannered librarian stumbles upon an ancient artifact and now the whole city of Houston is in danger. Enter foul-mouthed former police officer Dallas Stone! With his bad mullet, Miami-vice like suits and penchant for strippers, Stone is the perfect anti-hero! The book is full of lots of action involving mythological characters, a demonic entity taking over the citizens of Houston and a great cast of characters that form the Lethal Force to save the day!
Part comic book, part action movie and great fun, you will enjoy this one. But, be warned that it is full of politically incorrect humor and profanity (but that's part of the fun, right?). The narrator does a great job with the audiobook and added a lot to my enjoyment of the book.
September 22, 2024
I have listened to the audio version of this book.
Another great story in the Lethal Saga series from Steve McElhenny. Funny and fast paced from the very start. this book is pure entertainment. Dallas Stone the whisky fuelled maverick cop starts of trying to negotiate the release of hostages being held in an orphanage with disastrous results that cost him his job, and there the story starts. Plenty of well defined characters form a misfit crew to try and save the world. Hold on tight as it's one heck of a roller coaster ride. John Lee Payton does a brilliant job of narrating the book with his enthusiasm and wealth of different voices. Highly Recommended.
Another great story in the Lethal Saga series from Steve McElhenny. Funny and fast paced from the very start. this book is pure entertainment. Dallas Stone the whisky fuelled maverick cop starts of trying to negotiate the release of hostages being held in an orphanage with disastrous results that cost him his job, and there the story starts. Plenty of well defined characters form a misfit crew to try and save the world. Hold on tight as it's one heck of a roller coaster ride. John Lee Payton does a brilliant job of narrating the book with his enthusiasm and wealth of different voices. Highly Recommended.
May 20, 2025
To be honest I liked the Christmas one better, but I was happy that they brought characters from that book.
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