| ASIN | B0BRQTH62W |
|---|---|
| Publication date | January 24, 2023 |
| Language | English |
| File size | 5293 KB |
| Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
| Screen Reader | Supported |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Enabled |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
| Sticky notes | On Kindle Scribe |
| Print length | 430 pages |
The Shaman: Book Two in the Dan Stone Assassin Series
Dan is dropped into the Chihuahuan desert to assassinate the head of the Sinaloa cartel. When his extraction is botched, his mission suddenly becomes more complex and dangerous. He flees into the desert where he gets lost and death threatens. There he meets a shaman who shows him the spiritual dimension to life and how Dan is part of a larger story going on, a battle between good and evil, light and darkness. The shaman takes Dan on a spirit journey and Dan’s world suddenly gets more complicated than he ever imagined.
The Indian mystic sends Dan on an additional mission which challenges his sanity and may cost him his life. Along the way he tries to save the beautiful wife and children of the drug lord he had assassinated. Dan has to complete the tasks given him by the shaman without help from his CIA handlers and then try to make it out of the country on his own.
If you’re a fan of Jack Reacher or Mitch Rapp, you’ll enjoy Dan Stone’s adventures in this action packed thriller.
Amazon Customer –
Great readThanks to my fellow readers. I value your opinion. I am a fan of the Dan Stone novels. One of the readers stated the first part was a bit slow. I found this to be true, but worthwhile as it set the stage, plot and characters. It’s about 85 pages. After that the story took off and I was fully engaged. This may be fiction but it sure mirrors today’s climate in the US from the border to DC.
RD_Prime –
Rational GhostDan is the rational ghost who dies what is necessary. The fictional details are ridiculously close the truth of SC and its power structure. Let’s hope some secret sicario does indeed guard our country.
cscreate –
Excellent reading!Great addition to the Dan Stone series. Using what’s going on in the US now made it current. That was brilliant!
whtsituya –
Worth the waitDavid Nees isn’t a fast writer, at least in the Dan Stone series. I’ve stayed with the series since the first, Payback, which was a damn fine start. Each book takes a bit to get in to as Nees takes a while to set the characters and plot. It’s worth it because once it takes off it’s A wild ride. This latest book is no exception. I greatly look forward to the next book.I would hope somewhere there is a moral and dedicated assassin like Dan Stone in real life.
Dude –
enjoyable readThe beginning of the novel was mostly setup. Diving into the various corruption and the effect. It was a little tedious. That being said, once Dan became involved the novel really hit overdrive. Entraining and with the read.
Bruce52F –
Intense Action ThrillerEnjoyed the intriguing unfolding plot and justified actions. Another Home run for David. The movie industry needs to pick up his stories.
Bob –
good bookInteresting characters and reading. Well done. Highly recommend this book to anyone who likes action and adventure . Can’t wait to read more
Mary –
Fantastic read!The plot of this book is relevant to the times we live in. It is a spell binding read that keeps your interest from beginning to the end.
John Parker –
Comparison with similar authorsThis author is up with Lee Child & David Baldacci