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  • The Silencer Series, Book 9
  • By: Mike Ryan
  • Narrated by: Brian Hutchison
  • Length: 5 hrs and 34 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (2 ratings)
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Summary

After getting back from vacation, Recker finds himself with not much to do. With work in the city at an all-time low, Recker is approached by a familiar face. Michelle Lawson has a job for him in regards to an illegal arms dealer that has continuously given the CIA the slip. Feeling like he can trust her and work for the agency again for one job, Recker agrees to do the assignment once all his conditions are met.

With Jones and Haley on board, the team heads off to London to find their target. It's back to where everything started for Recker when the CIA initially tried to terminate him. But what they hope is a short-term assignment turns into a much longer stay, and with Mia having problems of her own at home, Recker turns to old friends in order to help him accomplish his mission and get home faster.
©2019 Mike Ryan (P)2020 Mike Ryan
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Good Episode. Complete Change!

Episode 9 is complete change from episode 8 (High Velocity), where we were abruptly left with a ‘to be continued..’ feeling - not quite a cliffhanger. So, absolutely no continuation and almost no mention of the tenuous situation in Philadelphia is made. Instead we’re in London, where Mike, David and Chris are trying to replicate their MO to capture a terrorist enabler.

It’s slow moving, but not disinteresting. I like it because it’s based in my hometown of London, although it could really have been anywhere, not much sightseeing was being done.

In my opinion/observation, we get a really high octane storyline every 4 episodes. I’m guessing that we’re now in season Two and the next exiting forage will be in book 12. I might not make it that far...

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