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Falling Angels

The Maxx King Thrillers, Book 3

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Falling Angels

By: John H. Thomas
Narrated by: Scott Fleming
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DANGEROUS HERO. MAXIMUM STAKES.

His name is Maxx King. One X isn’t enough for a hero this relentless.

In the explosive finale of the Maxx King trilogy, former Army Ranger Maxx King, a cybersecurity expert, faces a conspiracy that could end humanity. From Seattle’s secret labs to Beijing’s frenetic streets and Afghanistan’s war-torn mountains, Maxx and his team of allies—fierce Gabby, steadfast Andres, and loyal Glen—hunt a rogue ex-DARPA scientist, traitor CIA operatives, and an Iranian physicist wielding technology that could trigger chaos on a cataclysmic scale.

The clock is ticking. Betrayals sting like shrapnel. Protecting humanity from catastrophe while ensuring Gabby’s safety pushes Maxx to the breaking point. A vengeful assassin stalks Maxx across global battlegrounds, each clash a brutal test of survival. In a pulse-pounding showdown, he must outmaneuver a killer who never misses, averting global catastrophe and saving the woman he loves.

Falling Angels is a merciless thriller packed with loyalty, betrayal, and unbreakable spirit. This Maxx King saga finale grips listeners with relentless suspense and gut-wrenching emotion. Jack Slater and Matthew Reilly fans will love this: one rule applies when facing a world-ending conspiracy—don’t blink.

©2025 John H. Thomas (P)2025 John H. Thomas Genre Fiction Military Political Spies & Politics Technothrillers Thriller & Suspense War & Military Emotionally Gripping Exciting Fiction Technology
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Falling Angels is a powerhouse conclusion to the Maxx King trilogy, but it’s Scott Fleming’s narration that makes it unforgettable. His deep, commanding voice embodies Maxx King—equal parts grit and vulnerability—while giving every chase, betrayal, and emotional moment weight. Fleming captures the breakneck pace of John H. Thomas’s writing, shifting seamlessly between tense firefights and quiet, human reflection. You feel Maxx’s exhaustion, Gabby’s courage, and the high-stakes urgency as if you’re right there beside them. The global scale—from Seattle to Afghanistan—feels cinematic in audio, with Fleming’s performance amplifying every heartbeat. This isn’t just a great thriller—it’s a listening experience that proves the right narrator can turn action into emotion and sound into story.

A Cinematic Finale Brought to Life

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Falling Angels doesn’t hold back; it hits like a shockwave. Thomas concludes the Maxx King trilogy with a brutal, high-voltage blend of warfare, betrayal, and raw human grit. I had read the books, but this is the first audiobook in the series I've listened to, and now I’ll go back and listen to the first two because the audio greatly enhances the story. The pace is relentless, the stakes are global, and the emotion is razor-sharp. Maxx isn’t your typical action hero; he’s scarred, dangerous, and painfully honest. His loyalty is both his strength and his curse. Scott Fleming’s narration is pure adrenaline: gritty, emotional, and impossible to ignore. What makes this stand out is the emotional fallout beneath the explosions. Falling Angels is more than a thriller; it’s a gut punch of personal and global consequences, loyalty, and survival that leaves you wondering if any of this really happened.

Raw, Ruthless and Intense

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Falling Angels is a breathtaking finish to the Maxx King trilogy and easily the most emotional entry in the series. John H. Thomas raises the stakes to a global scale while keeping the story deeply human. From Seattle’s secret labs to Beijing’s streets and Afghanistan’s war zones, every scene crackles with danger and purpose. Scott Fleming’s narration is outstanding, capturing both the grit and vulnerability in Maxx’s voice. The action is relentless, yet what lingers most is the heart—the loyalty between teammates and the moral weight of every choice. It’s a thrilling, cinematic, and emotionally charged ride that ties the series together perfectly. A phenomenal conclusion that absolutely delivers.

A Powerful, Heart-Pounding Finale

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After Masters of War, I didn’t think this series could get any more intense—but Falling Angels absolutely delivers. Thomas brings Maxx King’s story to a close, balancing nonstop global action with emotional depth. The narration by Scott Fleming is phenomenal, giving every chase, betrayal, and quiet moment real impact. The pace never falters, and the tension feels almost real. What surprised me most was the depth beneath the chaos—Maxx’s loyalty, love for Gabby, and moral struggle make this more than a thriller. It’s an epic, human finale that left me sad that this was the end of the trilogy. ★★★★★

A Relentless, Emotional Finale

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