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The Consequence of Sin
Where betrayal runs deep and vengeance waits in silence, one man must decide if truth is worth the price.
Europe still trembles. The Edinburgh attacks funded by the phantom terrorist Aadan Mukhtaar left scars that cannot heal, and the world is hopeful the nightmare is over.
But for investigative journalist and covert operative Mathieu James, victory comes with a whisper: a darker power was always lurking in the shadows. An aging Russian colonel, clinging to ghosts from the Cold War, has been orchestrating chaos from the start. Now his reach stretches from Moscow’s inner circle to the very streets James once thought safe.
Alongside MI6 operative Conan MacGregor and CIA analyst Alyssa Stevens, James follows a trail that leads to Russia’s military elites. From black ops raids in Los Angeles and Munich to a showdown in the Swiss Alps, James and his allies face betrayal, assassins, and a conspiracy with roots deeper than anyone imagined. Every step closer threatens not only their mission, but the fragile balance of global peace.
In a world where loyalty is weaponized and truth can be a liability, survival may demand the ultimate sacrifice.
The Consequence of Sin is the endgame of the Mathieu James trilogy, where darkness closes in, misdeeds demand payment, and a shadowy link to MacGregor’s past may determine who lives and who dies. Grab your copy before the truth is silenced.
Europe still trembles. The Edinburgh attacks funded by the phantom terrorist Aadan Mukhtaar left scars that cannot heal, and the world is hopeful the nightmare is over.
But for investigative journalist and covert operative Mathieu James, victory comes with a whisper: a darker power was always lurking in the shadows. An aging Russian colonel, clinging to ghosts from the Cold War, has been orchestrating chaos from the start. Now his reach stretches from Moscow’s inner circle to the very streets James once thought safe.
Alongside MI6 operative Conan MacGregor and CIA analyst Alyssa Stevens, James follows a trail that leads to Russia’s military elites. From black ops raids in Los Angeles and Munich to a showdown in the Swiss Alps, James and his allies face betrayal, assassins, and a conspiracy with roots deeper than anyone imagined. Every step closer threatens not only their mission, but the fragile balance of global peace.
In a world where loyalty is weaponized and truth can be a liability, survival may demand the ultimate sacrifice.
The Consequence of Sin is the endgame of the Mathieu James trilogy, where darkness closes in, misdeeds demand payment, and a shadowy link to MacGregor’s past may determine who lives and who dies. Grab your copy before the truth is silenced.
- GenresThriller
318 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 13, 2026
About the author
Matthew Fults
6 books51 followersMatthew Fults is the author of five novels, including the award-winning Mathieu James trilogy, and two literary fiction books known as The Ukraine Stories. He is a former newspaper journalist and editor, a celebrated documentary filmmaker and accomplished brand photographer. In addition to his documentary work being selected to international film festivals, his visual storytelling has been praised by The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Detroit Free Press, Boston Globe and TV Guide among others.
As a writer, he is known for possessing a cinematic style and crafting scenes so rich with sensory detail that readers feel transported into the story. His thrillers have been compared to Vince Flynn and Frederick Forsyth; his literary fiction to Milan Kundera and Etaf Rum; and his travel essays have been humorously described as "the love child of Hunter S. Thompson and Ernest Hemingway on LSD." Fults's long-form storytelling is known for its poignancy, exceptional realism and literary style of journalism.
His debut novel, The Scotland Project, was named a finalist for best thriller of the year. Its sequel, Messenger for the Dead, was named Action Thriller of the Year for 2025. The final book in the series, The Consequence of Sin, has been called "a superb finale."
Meanwhile, his literary fiction debut, The Sunflower Widows, hit shelves in September 2025 as a multi-category bestseller and Top New Release. Heralded as "A quiet triumph" and "Masterful," Discovery says it's "A must read." The Book Commentary wrote, "Fults’s layered, empathetic portrayal of women living through war will captivate readers immensely."
His latest release, a Cold War literary thriller, is a companion novel to The Sunflower Widows. Nikolai's Secret tells the story of an ordinary man raised on Soviet ideals who uncovers a secret powerful enough to destroy an empire. Nikolai's Secret debuted May 12, 2026 in paperback and ebook formats.
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July 8, 2026
The Consequence of Sin is the 111th book I've finished this year. This is the concluding book in the Mathieu James trilogy.
After the events of book two, Mathieu James quickly regrets his actions when he realizes his loved one got caught up in the cat and mouse game he was playing. It's not time for him to relax just yet.
This book has a bit of a false ending about half way though the book, but the rest of the book shows the long reaching fall out to the other players, which was really unique and I enjoyed it. Fults continues his use of multiple POVs to show the consequences for all the players from the last couple of books.
I don't normally like this kind of book, but I looked forward to the whole series. Being able to see what was going on from all the different angles gave insight that you don't usually see. Fults gave us a satisfying conclusion as it all wrapped up, even if it didn't always end the way you thought it would.
I was given a copy of this book thanks to SPACE Network. My opinions are my own.
After the events of book two, Mathieu James quickly regrets his actions when he realizes his loved one got caught up in the cat and mouse game he was playing. It's not time for him to relax just yet.
This book has a bit of a false ending about half way though the book, but the rest of the book shows the long reaching fall out to the other players, which was really unique and I enjoyed it. Fults continues his use of multiple POVs to show the consequences for all the players from the last couple of books.
I don't normally like this kind of book, but I looked forward to the whole series. Being able to see what was going on from all the different angles gave insight that you don't usually see. Fults gave us a satisfying conclusion as it all wrapped up, even if it didn't always end the way you thought it would.
I was given a copy of this book thanks to SPACE Network. My opinions are my own.
July 9, 2026
ReviewRC Review
I so enjoyed this third and final book! It picked up right where Messenger for the Dead left off, so I was instantly absorbed!
Partway through, a pivot comes in that blasts the book open.
With so many POVs and so many locations, this book is packed with action and kept me turning the pages. I couldn't wait to find out what happened next.
There were so many shockers!
This book could function as a standalone, but I'd really recommend reading the whole trilogy! This one alone would be satisfying, but getting the whole backstory would definitely make you more invested in the outcome.
Triggers: Death, Torture, Violence
Thanks to The Space Network for this review copy. My review is voluntary
I so enjoyed this third and final book! It picked up right where Messenger for the Dead left off, so I was instantly absorbed!
Partway through, a pivot comes in that blasts the book open.
With so many POVs and so many locations, this book is packed with action and kept me turning the pages. I couldn't wait to find out what happened next.
There were so many shockers!
This book could function as a standalone, but I'd really recommend reading the whole trilogy! This one alone would be satisfying, but getting the whole backstory would definitely make you more invested in the outcome.
Triggers: Death, Torture, Violence
Thanks to The Space Network for this review copy. My review is voluntary
January 15, 2026
Mathieu James is a journalist but was an elite military operator in a past life. He along with McGregor, the OD twins, and Alyssa have just finished ending the life of a hideous terrorist. it would seem Russia was behind and protecting this terrorist, and now they are after Mathieu by way of kidnapping his girlfriend. They were Mathieu dead. He is able to team up again with his past allies and representatives from other agencies that are also elite operators. This international A-Team of operators, face assassins, kill teams, deception, betrayal, and it’s all orchestrated by an aging Russian Colonel. Who can get to the Colonel first? How deep does this plan to create world chaos go? Can all of this newly formed a team survive? Well, this book can easily be read as a standalone novel. It is part of a trilogy that is absolutely outstanding. Excellent character, development, thoughtful, plot, development, engaging character interactions
July 7, 2026
This book was an adrenaline rush from beginning to end. The action never let up, taking me all over the world with nonstop twists, danger, and suspense that kept me completely hooked. Just when I thought everything was finally wrapping up for Mathieu James, another layer of international espionage and deadly enemies pulled me right back in. The new characters were a fantastic addition, and the ending was the perfect, satisfying conclusion to the Mathieu James trilogy. Definitely a must-read for thriller fans.
July 9, 2026
I just finished The Consequences of Sin, and it's officially my favorite of the series! The character development, especially with Mathieu James and Conan MacGregor, is incredible. The tension and twists kept me on the edge of my seat, and the emotional depth really resonated with me. Its a perfect conclusion to their journey, though I'm excited for Conan's upcoming origin story. I loved every moment and cant wait to see what new adventures await! Shout out to the Author for gifting me this book! I am leaving my honest review:)
July 9, 2026
"The Consequence of Sin" by Matthew Fults was incredible. If you love tension-filled page-turners, this one is for you. Highly recommend. I can't recommend this series enough! If you have a love for a more fiction based non-fiction, you will absolutely love the twists and turns of this international man hunt series. James and McGregor are absolutely awesome mc's. This book blends heart stopping tension with moments of levity to make the more shocking elements a bit easier to swallow. I loved every page. Matthew Fults is an auto-buy author for me now.
July 8, 2026
Matthew did not disappoint w/this series. This is the endgame of his trilogy with awesome action & betrayals that occur. I think there are several characters that he could continue the story with. This book along with the first two books hook you from the beginning. Then holds you attention throughout. This was a ARC read and I am thankful that the author allowed me to immerse into these characters. This is my honest review.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👀
July 8, 2026
"The Consequence of Sin" by Matthew Fults was absolutely addictive. If you love books you can't put down, this one is for you. Highly recommend. It was a great way to end a series. It kept my attention from the beginning. I’m glad i kept going past book one. It you like fast paced action this book is for you.
Thank you space network and Matthew for sharing this great series!
Thank you space network and Matthew for sharing this great series!
November 20, 2025
Breathtaking action in this final chapter of a great series. There are at least two surprises that will leave fans of Mathieu James awestruck. While the series is one continuous story, readers can jump in anywhere and get up to speed. The pace of this finale was relentless, much like Messenger for the Dead, and the ending hints at something new in the works. Stay tuned!
I am grateful to be an advance reader for this series, and as always in exchange for the ARC I am voluntarily leaving my opinion. Fans of international thrillers like the Jason Bourne series will love this.
I am grateful to be an advance reader for this series, and as always in exchange for the ARC I am voluntarily leaving my opinion. Fans of international thrillers like the Jason Bourne series will love this.
January 19, 2026
The final book in Matthew Fults’ award-winning trilogy featuring former U.S. Army Ranger turned investigative journalist Mathieu James sharply raises the stakes. It's superb.
In The Scotland Project, readers learned that James’ parents were killed in the 2005 London bombings, a trauma that set him on a path toward investigative journalism and, eventually, uneasy collaboration with Western intelligence agencies. James chased the financial and political networks that enable terrorism, most notably those surrounding Aadan Mukhtaar, a shadowy extremist linked to mass-casualty attacks across Europe. What began as reporting has become something far more personal and far more dangerous.
As The Consequence of Sin opens, the world believes the Mukhtaar nightmare may finally be over. Europe is still reeling, but hope flickers. James, however, senses what others have missed: Mukhtaar was never the true endgame. Behind the violence stands a deeper, colder force.
The story begins in Southern California, where Taylor Hendrix, James’ partner and a civilian far removed from the intelligence world, awakens bound in a motel room. She has been taken by Russian operatives who were hunting James himself. The implication is immediate and unsettling: the consequences of James’ work have crossed the final boundary between professional risk and personal cost. Looming over the crisis is Colonel Genady Sirokin of Russia’s GRU, an intelligence officer shaped by Cold War instincts and modern opportunism, for whom chaos is a tool rather than a byproduct.
From there, the novel unfolds along converging paths. One tracks Taylor’s captivity, written with restraint and psychological realism rather than sensationalism. The other follows James as he is pulled back into the orbit of the intelligence services he has never fully escaped. CIA analyst Alyssa Stevens, a fixture of the series, rejoins him. MI6 operative Conan MacGregor returns in an even more meaningful role. Ana-Marie Poulin once again pursues her investigation along a parallel path that reinforces the enduring power of journalism beyond the reach of covert operations. In her, we’re reminded of the journalist James once was, and perhaps the one he might have remained had his quest for vengeance not burned so hot.
The novel moves confidently across borders, blending covert operations, intelligence briefings, and high-stakes maneuvering among Russia’s military elites. Yet for all its global reach, the story remains grounded in character. James’ defining struggle is not whether he can act decisively, but whether he can live with what decisive action demands of him.
Fults is particularly effective in portraying the Russian threat not as a monolith, but as a system that exploits ideology, loyalty, and human weakness with equal efficiency. The tension does not arise solely from enemy action, but from the fragility of alliances and the speed with which control can fracture once violence is set in motion.
The best trilogies honor the accumulation of moral weight carried from the first book forward. Likewise, Fults resists the temptation to offer neat absolution, instead allowing the story to confront the price of survival in a world where misdeeds compound and a reckoning is inevitable.
In The Scotland Project, readers learned that James’ parents were killed in the 2005 London bombings, a trauma that set him on a path toward investigative journalism and, eventually, uneasy collaboration with Western intelligence agencies. James chased the financial and political networks that enable terrorism, most notably those surrounding Aadan Mukhtaar, a shadowy extremist linked to mass-casualty attacks across Europe. What began as reporting has become something far more personal and far more dangerous.
As The Consequence of Sin opens, the world believes the Mukhtaar nightmare may finally be over. Europe is still reeling, but hope flickers. James, however, senses what others have missed: Mukhtaar was never the true endgame. Behind the violence stands a deeper, colder force.
The story begins in Southern California, where Taylor Hendrix, James’ partner and a civilian far removed from the intelligence world, awakens bound in a motel room. She has been taken by Russian operatives who were hunting James himself. The implication is immediate and unsettling: the consequences of James’ work have crossed the final boundary between professional risk and personal cost. Looming over the crisis is Colonel Genady Sirokin of Russia’s GRU, an intelligence officer shaped by Cold War instincts and modern opportunism, for whom chaos is a tool rather than a byproduct.
From there, the novel unfolds along converging paths. One tracks Taylor’s captivity, written with restraint and psychological realism rather than sensationalism. The other follows James as he is pulled back into the orbit of the intelligence services he has never fully escaped. CIA analyst Alyssa Stevens, a fixture of the series, rejoins him. MI6 operative Conan MacGregor returns in an even more meaningful role. Ana-Marie Poulin once again pursues her investigation along a parallel path that reinforces the enduring power of journalism beyond the reach of covert operations. In her, we’re reminded of the journalist James once was, and perhaps the one he might have remained had his quest for vengeance not burned so hot.
The novel moves confidently across borders, blending covert operations, intelligence briefings, and high-stakes maneuvering among Russia’s military elites. Yet for all its global reach, the story remains grounded in character. James’ defining struggle is not whether he can act decisively, but whether he can live with what decisive action demands of him.
Fults is particularly effective in portraying the Russian threat not as a monolith, but as a system that exploits ideology, loyalty, and human weakness with equal efficiency. The tension does not arise solely from enemy action, but from the fragility of alliances and the speed with which control can fracture once violence is set in motion.
The best trilogies honor the accumulation of moral weight carried from the first book forward. Likewise, Fults resists the temptation to offer neat absolution, instead allowing the story to confront the price of survival in a world where misdeeds compound and a reckoning is inevitable.
July 11, 2026
The Consequence of Sin by Matthew Fults is a gripping international thriller that combines espionage, political conspiracy, and relentless action into a high-stakes conclusion to the Mathieu James trilogy.
One of the novel's greatest strengths is Mathieu James himself. As both an investigative journalist and covert operative, he brings intelligence, determination, and emotional complexity to a mission where every decision carries global consequences.
The story excels at building suspense through an intricate conspiracy that reaches from Cold War secrets to present-day geopolitical conflict. The gradual revelation of hidden forces behind previous events keeps the narrative engaging while continually raising the stakes.
Another standout element is the international scope of the novel. From Moscow and Munich to Los Angeles and the Swiss Alps, the changing locations provide a dynamic backdrop that reinforces the global scale of the threat facing the characters.
The partnership between Mathieu James, MI6 operative Conan MacGregor, and CIA analyst Alyssa Stevens creates a strong investigative team whose combined skills and personal sacrifices add depth to the action-driven narrative.
Themes of betrayal, loyalty, sacrifice, and the cost of uncovering the truth are woven throughout the novel, giving the fast-paced action meaningful emotional weight while maintaining tension from beginning to end.
For readers who enjoy espionage thrillers, international conspiracies, covert operations, and fast-paced political suspense, The Consequence of Sin delivers a compelling and satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.
One of the novel's greatest strengths is Mathieu James himself. As both an investigative journalist and covert operative, he brings intelligence, determination, and emotional complexity to a mission where every decision carries global consequences.
The story excels at building suspense through an intricate conspiracy that reaches from Cold War secrets to present-day geopolitical conflict. The gradual revelation of hidden forces behind previous events keeps the narrative engaging while continually raising the stakes.
Another standout element is the international scope of the novel. From Moscow and Munich to Los Angeles and the Swiss Alps, the changing locations provide a dynamic backdrop that reinforces the global scale of the threat facing the characters.
The partnership between Mathieu James, MI6 operative Conan MacGregor, and CIA analyst Alyssa Stevens creates a strong investigative team whose combined skills and personal sacrifices add depth to the action-driven narrative.
Themes of betrayal, loyalty, sacrifice, and the cost of uncovering the truth are woven throughout the novel, giving the fast-paced action meaningful emotional weight while maintaining tension from beginning to end.
For readers who enjoy espionage thrillers, international conspiracies, covert operations, and fast-paced political suspense, The Consequence of Sin delivers a compelling and satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.
April 9, 2026
I received a reader copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
This one here pulls you in quick and keeps a tight grip the whole way through.
The world is still shaken after them attacks in Edinburgh tied to that ghost of a terrorist. Folks want to believe it is all behind them now. It sure does not feel that way.
At the center of it all is a man who walks a fine line between digging up the truth and getting buried by it. He starts to realize what happened before was only part of something much bigger. Something colder. Older.
There is an aging Russian officer still holding on to the past, moving pieces around like it is still wartime. His influence stretches farther than it should, reaching into powerful places and turning quiet threats into real danger.
Working alongside a British operative and an American analyst, the search for answers turns into something else entirely. What they uncover is layered deep with secrets and power that refuses to stay hidden. The story moves across cities and countries, building tension with every step, until it all comes to a head in a cold and dangerous final stretch.
Trust gets tested hard in this one. Lines get crossed. And the truth comes with a cost that not everyone is ready to pay.
By the end of it, you can feel the weight of every decision that led there. Nothing comes easy, and nothing comes free.
I give it a 4 outta 5 catfish!
This one here pulls you in quick and keeps a tight grip the whole way through.
The world is still shaken after them attacks in Edinburgh tied to that ghost of a terrorist. Folks want to believe it is all behind them now. It sure does not feel that way.
At the center of it all is a man who walks a fine line between digging up the truth and getting buried by it. He starts to realize what happened before was only part of something much bigger. Something colder. Older.
There is an aging Russian officer still holding on to the past, moving pieces around like it is still wartime. His influence stretches farther than it should, reaching into powerful places and turning quiet threats into real danger.
Working alongside a British operative and an American analyst, the search for answers turns into something else entirely. What they uncover is layered deep with secrets and power that refuses to stay hidden. The story moves across cities and countries, building tension with every step, until it all comes to a head in a cold and dangerous final stretch.
Trust gets tested hard in this one. Lines get crossed. And the truth comes with a cost that not everyone is ready to pay.
By the end of it, you can feel the weight of every decision that led there. Nothing comes easy, and nothing comes free.
I give it a 4 outta 5 catfish!
July 7, 2026
The Consequence Of Sin is the tension filled finale I was hoping for.
In the final book of the Mathieu James trilogy, James is once again scouring the globe to take down a terrorist. This time the stakes are higher and so is the target. This Russian officer has bloody hands, he has ended countless people's lives through the orders he has handed down. Will James and his team be able to take this monster in alive, or do the Russians have a plan of their own?
Once again I am blown away by Matthew Fults' writing. He is quite the storyteller, the way he is able to intertwine real life facts with fiction makes for an addicting read.
There were many standout moments in this book, but from fear of giving away too much, I will just say that this is a series you have to experience. Each book can be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading all three back to back for a true binging experience.
Overall, if you like high action, high stakes, and addictive storytelling this series would be perfect for you!
In the final book of the Mathieu James trilogy, James is once again scouring the globe to take down a terrorist. This time the stakes are higher and so is the target. This Russian officer has bloody hands, he has ended countless people's lives through the orders he has handed down. Will James and his team be able to take this monster in alive, or do the Russians have a plan of their own?
Once again I am blown away by Matthew Fults' writing. He is quite the storyteller, the way he is able to intertwine real life facts with fiction makes for an addicting read.
There were many standout moments in this book, but from fear of giving away too much, I will just say that this is a series you have to experience. Each book can be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading all three back to back for a true binging experience.
Overall, if you like high action, high stakes, and addictive storytelling this series would be perfect for you!
January 29, 2026
This was an exciting, fast paced novel involving kidnapping, intrigue and assassination. Mathieu (Matty) James is an investigative reporter who has assisted in finding the world’s most wanted terrorist in Bergen, Norway and is responsible for his assassination. Why? The terrorist was responsible for the death of Mat’s parents.
After learning about the terrorist’s demise, the Russian government wants Mat kidnapped in retaliation. While he’s still in Norway, his girlfriend Taylor Hendrix is kidnapped in Anaheim, California instead. She’s portrayed as a strong and intelligent woman who knows how to handle herself given her precarious situation.
Various government agencies get involved to assist Mat in hopefully locating and rescuing Taylor. It’s an action filled story and I highly recommend. Although it’s the third installment in a series, you don’t have to read the prior books. I look forward to reading the next book!
I received an ARC and this review is my personal opinion.
After learning about the terrorist’s demise, the Russian government wants Mat kidnapped in retaliation. While he’s still in Norway, his girlfriend Taylor Hendrix is kidnapped in Anaheim, California instead. She’s portrayed as a strong and intelligent woman who knows how to handle herself given her precarious situation.
Various government agencies get involved to assist Mat in hopefully locating and rescuing Taylor. It’s an action filled story and I highly recommend. Although it’s the third installment in a series, you don’t have to read the prior books. I look forward to reading the next book!
I received an ARC and this review is my personal opinion.
December 1, 2025
Such an enjoyable and original series. It's not one man who saves the world. There's a sense of realism that something like this could happen (to a degree; it is fiction after all). James always requires a team to help him, and in this finale it's no different. The biggest scenes happen in Los Angeles and in Europe, again, with a scene in L.A. in particular that stands out. It had a little of Michael Mann vibe to it. If this is truly the end of the road for James, I'm bummed. But the author hints at something more at the end of the book. Get a copy when it's released; proud to be a part of the advance reader team on this one.
December 6, 2025
Advance team reader and I'm voluntarily leaving my honest opinion. I appreciate the author sharing this book before its debut.
The Consequence of Sin shares the same relentless pace as its predecessor, Messenger for the Dead. It's more globetrotting action, intrigue and suspense, with Mathieu James no longer leading, but along for the journey and contributing as always (you'll understand why when you read the book). The same cast of characters is back, with some fun new additions. Overall a
The Consequence of Sin shares the same relentless pace as its predecessor, Messenger for the Dead. It's more globetrotting action, intrigue and suspense, with Mathieu James no longer leading, but along for the journey and contributing as always (you'll understand why when you read the book). The same cast of characters is back, with some fun new additions. Overall a
Review of advance copy
What a ride. A non-stop thriller that pounds and punches its way around the globe from one nail-biting harrowing encounter to the next. Just when you thought it was "mission accomplished" for Mathieu James, the intricate web of international spies and assassins won't let him go — and won't let the reader go. A wonderful collection of new characters and a satisfying end to the Mathieu James trilogy.
July 7, 2026
Another really awesome book from Matthew Fults. This is the final book in an action-packed thriller series, and let me tell you...This book, along with the rest, will grip you from the beginning and keep you interested throughout the book. Matthew has an amazing way of writing thrillers and how he portrays his characters. I would definitely recommend to anyone who needs a good action-packed thriller that will grab you from the first page and keep your attention the entire way through!
November 22, 2025
A blistering pace brings answers to big questions in this series finale, but leaves you wanting more. Mathieu James teams with a new crew and some old friends to discover the plot that has had him in the crosshairs since Edinburgh in the first novel. A fun series. I was provided an advance copy from the author. Highly recommend!
July 8, 2026
Thank you to the author for this copy to read for review!
This was an amazing thriller! If you are a fan of Jason Bourne you will love this whole series! It is super fast paced and smoothly written so it is easy to follow. This is full of twists and turns and will keep you guessing until the very end!
This was an amazing thriller! If you are a fan of Jason Bourne you will love this whole series! It is super fast paced and smoothly written so it is easy to follow. This is full of twists and turns and will keep you guessing until the very end!
January 15, 2026
I received an advance copy of this final book in the trilogy and it did not disappoint! The story is well-woven, thrilling indeed, and a great way to wrap up an already entertaining series. Highly recommend! I selfishly would love a spinoff of some kind :)
March 31, 2026
I received a copy of this book from Goodreads in exchange for a review.
Taunt as a tightly coiled spring, with explosive action, a plot that pulls the reader in, and such believable characters…this story will grab hold of the readers imagination. Best book I’ve read in a long time!!
Taunt as a tightly coiled spring, with explosive action, a plot that pulls the reader in, and such believable characters…this story will grab hold of the readers imagination. Best book I’ve read in a long time!!
July 9, 2026
Set up by the cliffhanger in book 2 Mathieu James races to save his girlfriend and capture the man responsible for her kidnapping!
Although I've enjoyed these books I do feel that this final ending doesn't land as well as books 1 and 2. I still enjoyed the characters and writing but this final book lacked the sense of peril and danger, particularly once Taylor was rescued quite early on. I did enjoy the big twist leading to Franny's story and Scorpion was an interesting addition to the tale but I felt she was ultimately under utilised and too easily thwarted by Conan.
Overall I enjoyed this series, particularly because of it breaking the "hero" trope to show that it takes a full team and cooperation between organisations to fight terrorism, but the stakes should have been higher for the climax than this in my opinion. The author's note of a planned Conan book is intriguing though.
𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒌𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒂𝒖𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒓 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒑𝒓𝒐𝒗𝒊𝒅𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒂 𝒇𝒓𝒆𝒆 𝒄𝒐𝒑𝒚 𝒗𝒊𝒂 𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝚂𝙿𝙰𝙲𝙴 𝙽𝚎𝚝𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔 𝑰'𝒎 𝒉𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒚 𝒕𝒐 𝒈𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝒎𝒚 𝒉𝒐𝒏𝒆𝒔𝒕 𝒓𝒆𝒗𝒊𝒆𝒘 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆.
Although I've enjoyed these books I do feel that this final ending doesn't land as well as books 1 and 2. I still enjoyed the characters and writing but this final book lacked the sense of peril and danger, particularly once Taylor was rescued quite early on. I did enjoy the big twist leading to Franny's story and Scorpion was an interesting addition to the tale but I felt she was ultimately under utilised and too easily thwarted by Conan.
Overall I enjoyed this series, particularly because of it breaking the "hero" trope to show that it takes a full team and cooperation between organisations to fight terrorism, but the stakes should have been higher for the climax than this in my opinion. The author's note of a planned Conan book is intriguing though.
𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒌𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒂𝒖𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒓 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒑𝒓𝒐𝒗𝒊𝒅𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒂 𝒇𝒓𝒆𝒆 𝒄𝒐𝒑𝒚 𝒗𝒊𝒂 𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝚂𝙿𝙰𝙲𝙴 𝙽𝚎𝚝𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔 𝑰'𝒎 𝒉𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒚 𝒕𝒐 𝒈𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝒎𝒚 𝒉𝒐𝒏𝒆𝒔𝒕 𝒓𝒆𝒗𝒊𝒆𝒘 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆.
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March 31, 2026
An exciting tale of espionage
Way too much head hopping that made it difficult to know whose point of view was operative. However, this intriguing tale was well researched and points out the fact that big brother is watching us. I learned a lot about how our governments keep track of even the common citizen. You. Me. It’s worrisome.
Way too much head hopping that made it difficult to know whose point of view was operative. However, this intriguing tale was well researched and points out the fact that big brother is watching us. I learned a lot about how our governments keep track of even the common citizen. You. Me. It’s worrisome.
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