Manhunt

Detective Matt Deal Thrillers, Book 6

De: Stephen Bentley

Narrado por: Steve Schaeffer

Some debts are paid in blood. Some deals are settled in fire.

When Sheriff Matt Deal sought refuge in the frozen plains of Montana, he hoped to leave his violent past behind. But peace shatters when a relentless private army descends on his quiet town, driven by vengeance and bloodlust.

Outnumbered and outgunned, Deal must rally new and old allies to defend his family and community against overwhelming odds. As the siege intensifies, the line between predator and prey blurs, and Deal is forced into a fight where survival is the only rule.

Manhunt is a pulse-pounding thriller of resilience, sacrifice, and justice forged in fire.

©2025 Stephen Bentley (P)2025 Stephen Bentley

Suspenseful!

This is the sixth book in this ongoing series. This installment is gripping, fast-paced, action-packed, suspenseful, and full of twists. The plot is complex and engaging, with an impressive cast of side characters and a lot happening throughout the story. Steve Schaeffer did an excellent job bringing it all to life. I’m looking forward to the next book to find out what happens next. If you enjoy thrillers, this series is definitely for you!

The "Deal' is for Matt.

In his battle against corruption, Matt almost loses his life, his town, his family. The bad guys are coming for him. Matt's friends come to the rescue in this edge of your seat battle. With strategy and nerves of steel they fight for their lives. Not all will make it.

I love how this author makes Matt and really all his characters so real life people. I feel their struggles, their pains, their danger, their lives. We learn police procedures from an author that has done this work in real life.

I was gifted an audio version of this book. The narrator is the voice of the author as he presents this story with crisp, concise diction. 5 stars for him as well.

A Town In Turmoil

I thought this was the best book in the series yet, and I've been entertained by all the books. My attention was grabbed from the opening paragraphs as the action was almost non-stop. I was so absorbed by the story that I stayed to listen to the whole audiobook in one sitting. I worried for Matt Deal and his family. I felt for the townspeople who were bewildered by the events that were happening. I thought Steve Schaeffer's narration was great, and his performance enhanced the story's entertainment. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.