Too Far Gone

Sam Pope Series, Book 4

By: Robert Enright

Narrated by: Lee Beddow

The Amazon number one best seller

Every fight must end....

After surviving the onslaught of Blackridge in Rome, Sam Pope has been lying low in Italy. With the world changing files in his possession, Sam is faced with the choice of disappearing or bringing down General Wallace for good. When it becomes apparent that his fight will eventually cost him all those he keeps dear, Sam returns to the UK to finally bring it all to an end.

To bring down Wallace.

To discover the truth about Project Hailstorm.

General Wallace is watching. Waiting. The moment Sam Pope appears on the map, he will take him down. But he isn't the only person who wants the truth kept buried, and a dangerous ally emerges. Whilst their truce is a shaky one, they share one goal - to take out Sam Pope and keep Project Hailstorm hidden from the world. Set on a collision course, Sam and Wallace know there is only one way the fight ends.

Too Far Gone is another installment in the blistering, international best-selling Sam Pope series, that will thrill fans of Lee Child, Mark Dawson, and Chis Ryan.

Grab your copy, and join the fight!

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Good, not great

I started this series a couple of years ago and stopped after book 4. I couldn't remember why and restarted it.So Sam Pope is the good guy, a broken man with a broken marriage and a personal tragedy that causes him to be a loner and gives him a sense of justice he can met out as a highly trained ex- soldier. ( standard, nothing new here) The stories are good - again, nothing new, human trafficking, drug trade, corrupt politicians ect. This is where I left off last time- the writer has to beat it into our heads abt 10 times ( or more) a book. We get it! You don't have to repeat it every chapter abt his family, his mission, his past training. And the writer does it with EVERY recurring character. I get it, you want people who start the series in which ever book to know abt Sam but Enright found a formula and stuck to it. I am going to finish the series but good grief, I hope Robert Enright evolves. "Because it's the right thing to do." You will hear that abt 100 times in the first 4 books.

Good story...poor character narration

The absolutely ridiculous voices used for female characters ruins a good story and I am hoping this changes in this series or I will not be able to finish it.