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  • The Alamo

  • John Milton, Book 11
  • By: Mark Dawson
  • Narrated by: David Thorpe
  • Length: 12 hrs and 25 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (42 ratings)

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The Alamo

By: Mark Dawson
Narrated by: David Thorpe
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Publisher's Summary

New York isn't ready for Britain's most dangerous ex-assassin....

John Milton has finally found a place to escape the bloodshed: off-season Coney Island. No tourists. No special ops. Just peace and quiet. But when a local boy witnesses a grisly murder, Milton can't resist investigating.

Milton uncovers a vicious drug kingpin and a group of crooked cops from a notorious precinct known as The Alamo. Against such dangerous foes, Milton's quest for redemption could come to an end.

The 11th book in the USA Today best-selling John Milton series delivers thrills, action and twists you just won't see coming.

©2017 Mark Dawson (P)2017 Audible, Ltd

Critic Reviews

"It's impossible not to think of Lee Child's super-selling Jack Reacher." ( The Times)
"The literary sensation you've never heard of." ( The Telegraph)

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still loving this series

Book 11 was slow to start, but as always had so much interesting facts on the place ( New York) and how the John Smith goes about his tasks. Just bought book 12 , here we go again.

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Ah! Mr. Dawson you have blitzed it again!

I have a selection of authors whose work I endeavor to purchase. Mark Dawson is definitely near the top of that list.
I have followed John Smith from episode to episode, always amazed and enthralled at the predicaments he is caught up in.
This particular book was shared via audio with my adult aged son, as we drove across Inland Australia. We were both caught up in the story, as the distance just pealed past us.
I find Mr Thorpe's voice impressions for the various characters impressive and helps to keep my focus on the storyline.

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Good guy John Smith

Great story with an underlying emotional pull. Action aplenty as JS takes on the drug king pin and the local corrupt cops. Who would have thought cops could be corrupt! JS of course focussed and resourceful. He is the hero many of us would like to be.

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