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I love this series. I am always hooked from the first page as X flies into another mission to save those who deserve his help. In this instalment, X is thrown into the world of Cartels but do they deserve his help or has he just started a war? Another good romp out with Orphan X doing what he does best as the Nowhere Man. Hurwitz writes believable but unbelievable action into his books, which keep you pressing onto the next chapter.

Something is wrong with me. I must be broken. Where are my Orphan X fans at? I need someone to talk me into finishing this. I‘ve hit page 66 and I‘m…bored? Maybe it‘s the cartel plot that makes me want to hurl the book against a wall. I don‘t know. I‘m devastated. (and maybe a little overdramatic. 😂)

Book 7 in the series still keeping me on the edge of my seat, as The Nowhere Man attempts his most challenging case to date. When the beloved daughter of Aragon Urrea is abducted by a ruthless drug cartel, the only one who may be able to rescue her is orphan X, but will he take this case when the father himself is heavily involved in the drug industry? Full of edge of seat thrills and the kind of epic kick assing that only Orphan X can deliver.

Evan is the “Nowhere Man“ that helps those that have no other choice. The head of a cartel's daughter has been taken by a rival cartel.
This is my first read by Gregg Hurwitz, and though this is the seventh book in a series. I was not lost as to what was going on. I look forward to read the other books in the series.
I enjoyed the fast pace and moments of comic relief. I would compare this to Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series.

There‘s nothing subtle about these books! All action, violent revenge/rescue stories. A great afternoon‘s exciting read. The personal side story just got really interesting. And the last chapter 😱 Love Evan, a great MC.

This is the 7th book in the Orphan X series and I really enjoyed it. It is a fun, albeit very violent, series that gives us a hero to root for. The main character, Evan Smoak, was trained as a government operative, but now uses his skill to help people. This one seemed to test Evan's sense of morality more than previous books as he has chosen to help a drug kingpin rescue his kidnapped daughter. I stayed up too late finishing it…5/5 stars.

Review is up on my blog. This is a good one!

https://reecaspieces.com/2022/02/11/dark-horse-by-gregg-hurwitz-minotaurbooks-gr...

SQUEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!

I know what my first read of February is going to be. 🤩😍🤩😍🤩

(…and yes, I know it‘s the evil Amazon, but it‘s EVAN SMOAK! I promise I‘ll buy the hardcover from my local indie.)

Book seven of the Orphan X series is expected to be published February 8. Read my full review—including a comparison between this series and Lee Child‘s Jack Reacher series—here: https://debbybrauer.org/#dark-horse-orphan-x-7

#NetGalley #MacmillanAudio #MinotaurBooks #DarkHorse

Well I truly loved this #audiobook! I hardly ever start a series from anywhere but the beginning, but I was invited to listen this 7th book in the #OrphanXSeries so I dove in! And I can‘t believe how much I enjoyed this- full of action, but also characters and dialogue that made me laugh and moments of more depth than I expected- not to mention cool gadgets and technology! I never felt lost starting here but now I‘m so excited to read the first 6!

🎧 Book 7 of the Orphan X series. 🖤 Evan Smoak (The Nowhere Man).

A bit morally grey, basically good.

This is my 1st Orphan X book & I loved it. I‘ll be going back & starting this series from book 1!

The story starts slowly but I learned a lot about the characters & the plot is clearly laid out.

A bad man‘s daughter is taken.

Evan‘s contacted & agrees to rescue her. If only it was as easy as it sounds 😆 Love Evan‘s tech support!

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