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James Stone #0.5
Aftermath
AT MIDNIGHT SHE TRIED TO END HER OWN LIFE
AT TEN MINUTES PAST, SHE FOUND THE BODY
The most wanted man in Britain floats alone in the ocean. Just moments from death, a young woman by the name of Rosselin Claes rescues him.
He can’t remember the events that led up to the moment he was found, and he is in dire need of help. The kindness of a stranger pulls him back from the void. Yet as he rests, the curse of James Stone strikes again.
Stone can’t remember a thing, and the police are moving in close, but there is one thing he is certain of:
He has a debt to pay.
Aftermath is the prequel to No More Shadows, and sees Stone on the run in the city of Bruges. He’s tired, hurt, and plagued by the unwanted company of the Wolf. With the police close on his tail, Stone knows it’s only a matter of time before someone puts the pieces of the puzzle together, and he once more becomes the target of every law enforcement agency in the country. But for now he can do little else but follow his own rule.
Adapt and React.
Jack Reacher, John Milton & Carl Logan step aside, because James Stone is here to cause some damage.
AT TEN MINUTES PAST, SHE FOUND THE BODY
The most wanted man in Britain floats alone in the ocean. Just moments from death, a young woman by the name of Rosselin Claes rescues him.
He can’t remember the events that led up to the moment he was found, and he is in dire need of help. The kindness of a stranger pulls him back from the void. Yet as he rests, the curse of James Stone strikes again.
Stone can’t remember a thing, and the police are moving in close, but there is one thing he is certain of:
He has a debt to pay.
Aftermath is the prequel to No More Shadows, and sees Stone on the run in the city of Bruges. He’s tired, hurt, and plagued by the unwanted company of the Wolf. With the police close on his tail, Stone knows it’s only a matter of time before someone puts the pieces of the puzzle together, and he once more becomes the target of every law enforcement agency in the country. But for now he can do little else but follow his own rule.
Adapt and React.
Jack Reacher, John Milton & Carl Logan step aside, because James Stone is here to cause some damage.
148 pages, ebook
First published June 13, 2017
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February 25, 2019
This was a fast paced action thriller that kinda introduces the main character to a new series. Unfortunately, it never really describes the man or much of his background or even why he is supposedly the most wanted man in the United Kingdom. That was left hanging like a carrot. The action scenes are well choreographed and believable. The first person style of writing is good and the editing is clean. This is a stand-alone story and I look forward to reading more in this series.
July 21, 2019
I understand that Aftermath is the prequel to No More Shadows. A fast pace well written book. Imagine the scene the woman wants to commit suicide and saves a drowning man. More information about James Stone or back ground would be excellent, but otherwise a very interesting book. I will definitely be reading the next books in the series and recommending an author unknown to me to my friends.
August 10, 2017
Aftermath is the prequel novella to No More Shadows. It's well written, moved along at a fast pace and caught my interest from the start. James Stone is an intriguing character and I can't wait to read the next book to find out what his story is. Good start to the series.
For those who want to know: This one has violence.
For those who want to know: This one has violence.
September 26, 2018
3.5*
I have rounded up my rating as believe the way this is written, adds to a mysterious antihero being bought into the thriller genre.
The storyline although may come across as far fetched, is realistic in the certain sections of life.
I have rounded up my rating as believe the way this is written, adds to a mysterious antihero being bought into the thriller genre.
The storyline although may come across as far fetched, is realistic in the certain sections of life.
February 19, 2019
Robert Clark is a new author for me.
This is a novella to whet our appetites for the first full length book.
Well, it worked! It's written in a bit different style, but is very easy to follow. The action is pretty non-stop and very descriptive.
Heading to the next one.
This is a novella to whet our appetites for the first full length book.
Well, it worked! It's written in a bit different style, but is very easy to follow. The action is pretty non-stop and very descriptive.
Heading to the next one.
June 24, 2020
James Stone is fished, unconscious, out of the sea by a prostitute who was about o commit suicide.
While he is asleep, she is beaten to death. He hunts and finds the killer, all the while talking to the imaginary Wolf.
While he is asleep, she is beaten to death. He hunts and finds the killer, all the while talking to the imaginary Wolf.
July 11, 2017
Enjoyed reading this book although I wish it was longer
April 16, 2019
Quick but complete
I liked this story very much as a mind cleanser after my last learning text. I liked it so much, I purchased more from the series.
I liked this story very much as a mind cleanser after my last learning text. I liked it so much, I purchased more from the series.
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November 13, 2017It was way too short. Reading the whole series should give me a hint on just who James really is. I can't wait to get started on the next book.
October 17, 2018
Aftermath is a brief prequel to No More Shaddows by Robert Clark and is an interesting and often violent read.It describes the main character James Stone as Britain’s most wanted criminal,but doesn’t go into any datail of James’s past and why he became Britain’s most wanted but perhaps more will be revealed in the next full length.Although a short read I would be be tempted to read the next in the series.
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