Performed by Edoardo Ballerini
Released: November 2019 on Audible
Category: Collection of Novellas, Thriller, Suspense, Audiobook, Book Review
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If our memories make us who we are, who is a man without any? Nameless has only a gun, missions from a shadowy agency, and one dead aim: dispense justice when the law fails. As he moves from town to town, driven by splintered visions of the past and future, he’s headed toward the ultimate confrontation…
Nameless comprises six novella length stories (they can be bought separately) with hints of the supernatural and horror, about a man with no past.
None that he can remember anyway. The sense is a past trauma, or perhaps the shadowy figure who sends him on missions, wiped his memory…and his fingerprints. He can’t recollect anything prior to the nomadic life he’s been living for the past two years, while he’s been visiting death on those that are deemed to deserve it because they have escaped justice for their terrible crimes.
Everything Nameless needs for his missions is supplied by the mysterious Ace of Diamonds and his agency, including money, clothes and his new identity. The agency seems to have limitless resources and access to technology.
Nameless also has a strange ability, which sometimes catches him unawares with visions foreseeing the future, or maybe it’s his past, he’s not sure which.
He won’t share the vision with her, though not just because it is so terrifying. He will not share it because then she will ask if he can prevent this horror from occurring.
Sometimes he can. Sometimes he can’t. Certain events are lightly sketched on the future and can be erased. Others are woven into the fabric of all that is to come and resist being unravelled.
He never knows whether he will be successful.
I used to love reading Dean Koontz when I was in my 20s! Might give this a go and see if I’m still a fan 😁
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I’ve only read one or two of his books prior to this. I just wanted something quick and easy over the holidays and this caught my eye 🙂
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I haven’t read a Dean R Koontz book for years, Cathy. I always favoured Stephen King whose writing I found to be more sophisticated [in the past, I don’t like his recent works]. This sounds very interesting.
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I haven’t read many Koontz books but this series of shorts caught my eye. Good to fit in over the holidays.
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I used to read everything Koontz wrote, but he fell off my radar several years back.
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Several people have said similar. I’ve only read a couple of his and these appealed because they were short stories and quick reads over the holidays.
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Like you, I’ve only read a few of these and really liked them. I’m not a fan of his normally but this series was interesting.
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I thought so too, and I did enjoy them. They were a bit different.
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