The Aggrieved

Jonathan Quinn, Book 11

By: Brett Battles

Narrated by: Scott Brick

From USA Today best-selling author Brett Battles comes the latest in his award winning Jonathan Quinn thriller series.

The unthinkable has happened. A life has been extinguished - one belonging to someone Jonathan Quinn and his partner Nate care about more than almost anyone else in the world.

Those responsible will pay.

No matter how long it takes, no matter how far and wide the search, Quinn, Nate, and their colleagues will stop at nothing to exact the appropriate justice.

Because if there is one thing those in the shadow world should know, you do not mess with Quinn's people.

©2017 Brett Battles (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Enjoyed the group of misfits

I definitely enjoyed the multiple characters and how they interacted. Made this book in the series more exciting. A little annoyed by the lack of communication-ish between Quinn & Nate. Seemed it could have been stronger.

ANOTHER HOME RUN!

I've listened to all of Brett Battles' Jonathan Quinn books and I didn't realize how much I missed the character Jonathan Quinn and ESPECIALLY Scott Brick's voice. After completing this listen, I feel like I've just gone home for a heart warming visit. It's so good and so worth the credit. Because of the way this book ended however...Brett...you need to hurry up with the next release in the series. It's not comforting to leave us hanging!!!!!!!!!! SO...FOCUS on Jonathan Quinn!

Amazing book!

Another great book! Not everything goes as planned all the time. But payback is a b***h. Mhmm. Especially, if you harmed Quinn or anyone close to him.

This series is A M A Z I N G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Read it, you will not be disappointed.

Scott Brick is fantastic. He narrates this whole series and does a super job. Thank you Scott Brick and Brett Battles for this audible series!

The Agggrieved, Jonathan Quinn, Book-11..

I enjoyed this Jonathan Quinn book-11. It tied up several loose plot lines from previous books, that remained active (Unresolved).
In fairness, I did think this book dragged-on a bit. (Compared to previous J. Quinn books). I continue to enjoy Jonathan's "No nonsense" problem solving style [Not unlike other fictional protagonists: John Rain, Nicolas Linnear] that I hold in high regard.. While I can't claim to practice the "Kick-Ass" skills of many of my favorite Spies and "Bad-Ass" Avengers, I do share 1 thing in common with them; I do not ..."Suffer Fools, Gladly"! I can enjoy their direct conflict resolution style that may strain the social constraints of "Polite Society". I am able to appreciate a nice bottle of Tattainger, Blanc de Blanc., or Bollinger-should I be in the mood for smaller bubbles. Let us... "Vivre la vie, Richement!"

Wild addition

Love that the stories are so different (around the expected action). Glad to see things get stirred up and looking forward to having everyone back together.