Whistler's Angel

Written by John R. Maxim

Narrated by Dick Hill

Publishers Weekly says: “A slick, darkly comic bad guy vs. Bad guy crime drama…an expertly choreographed death dance showcasing Maxim’s storytelling strengths: farce, blisteringly paced action, and memorably peculiar characters.

At age 34, Adam Whistler wants out. But the service he performed for his government is not the kind they let you walk away from.

To ensure his continued good health, Whistler has “borrowed” important documents from his boss, Felix Aubrey, a dangerous rogue and a very bad man to cross. But so is Adam Whistler, who learned the killing craft well under the tutelage of his father. Now, with a ticking time bomb on his hands, Whistler has been cast into a maelstrom of death and chaos. His continued existence may well depend on a group of assassins linked to the legendary Paul Bannerman, as well as his very own guardian angel.

His gentle and beautiful lover, Claudia – clinically dead after being shot by Aubrey’s hired guns – has been sent back, she believes, by the storied “white light” to protect him. Whistler doubts it, of course, She does not. And she has the talents and powers to prove it.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brilliance Audio
• Release date: May 16, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543612677

John R. Maxim

John R. Maxim is the author of several critically acclaimed thrillers, including Haven and Mosaic, both available from Brilliance Audio, and other highly praised novels, including Time Out of Mind, Abel Baker Charlie, and the bestselling Bannerman series. He makes his home in Hilton Head, South Carolina.

Reviews for Whistler's Angel

[drled_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Synopsis: Adam Whistler is, in loose terms, a problem-solver. This profession has landed him in various difficulties, including requiring him to obtain items to ensure his continued health. In the process he meets and is smitten by Claudia, who believes she is Adam's guardian angel.Review: The first few chapters were a misery, however as the story continued, the writing improved. Overall, this was an enjoyable book.