John Lock

The Lion Man (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Nineteen-year old Leo Forbes life changes dramatically when he is savagely attacked by a man-eating lion. Thanks to his father Harry Forbes, Dr. Bill Jones and an elderly, native apothecary, his life is saved by the very beast that attacked him.
As Leo recovers from his wounds he is aware that his senses, particularly hearing and smell have dramatically increased. A keen fitness fanatic Leo has also become aware of a growing increase in his physical strength and agility.
Leo's recuperation progresses rapidly and he readily gets more involved with his father's role as a Game Warden; looking after both the wildlife and the human inhabitants of the region.
However, a spiralling course of events see the pair drawn into the dangerous world of slavery, major crime and sadistic mercenaries.
An action-packed thriller from start to finish. Courage, new found skills and determination are some of the qualities that drive Leo onward, but in the end there is one factor that engulfs him revenge.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Lock
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005844127
• Artikelnr.: 70721811

Autorenporträt

John Lock was born in Swansea but now lives in Barry, South Wales. He is an extremely effective thriller writer whose novels you just cannot put down. He is married to wife Lindsey with whom they have a grown up daughter Kelly and John also has four other children Catherine, Mark, Daniel, and David.
To date, John has written four novels in the Kane Rhodes/Brian Jones series, Presidential Trail, The Shir Khan Prophecy, Treacherous Assignment and Lethal Credentials. Each book has a 'stand alone' story but they do follow on in time. He has the ability to mix fast paced action with diversified story lines but still captivating the reader to find out 'what happens next?'
His story lines are well researched and the accurate descriptions of places and content bring a sense of reality to a genre which could sometimes go beyond belief but is definitely not the case in his highly acclaimed novels.