The Sixth Pawn

Divisible Man

De: Howard Seaborne

Narrado por: Mason Tell

When the Essex County "Wedding of the Century" erupts in gunfire, a random shooting sends Will and Andy Stewart after a criminal element no one could have foreseen. A grisly discovery turns their pursuit into a mission to avenge innocent lives lost.

Will tests the extraordinary aftereffect of surviving a devastating airplane crash while Andy works a case obstructed by powerful people wielding the sinister influence of unlimited money in politics.

Divisible Man: The Sixth Pawn takes you on a wild ride that pits Will, Andy, and Essex County's best pilot, Pidge, against a murderer with a permanent perfect alibi. Gripping, yet spiced with humor, The Sixth Pawn proves that payback can be a beautiful bitch.

Kirkus Reviews calls Divisible Man: The Sixth Pawn "...a crisply written thriller...exciting, with big emotional payoffs. The ending is surprising and offers deep satisfaction. Even more entertaining than it's predecessor. A great read."

Author Howard Seaborne writes, flies airplanes and helicopters, and takes you on a twisted path in this, the second Divisible Man novel.

The Divisible Man Series in Order:

Divisible Man is the origin story of Will Stewart and his ability to vanish.

Divisible Man: The Sixth Pawn is the second heart-pounding thrill ride in the series.

Divisible Man: The Second Ghost goes to heart-stopping heights in high-rise Chicago.

Divisible Man: The Seventh Star encounters the high cost of conspiracy believers.

Divisible Man: Ten Man Crew uncovers a long-forgotten Cold War mystery.

Divisible Man: The Third Lie puts Will and Andy at the epicenter of a national crime.

Divisible Man: Three Nines Fine launches a race against an attack on justice itself.

©2018 Howard Seaborne (P)2023 Howard Seaborne

Ending like no other.

This not a continuation of the first book. both stand on their own. I bought this because the author is a pilot but it's an exciting read whether flying is your thing or not. When you get to the end it's not the end but this is not another stinking cliffhanger.