Jack Stone - Wild Justice (2000) - Plot & Excerpts
What an awesome read. You will sear your finger tips as you race through the pages because its an all consuming experience that leaves you breathless. Jack Stone is an Alpha Male and Sex God that walks the Earth sleuthing for clues to the disappearance of his sister who he believes was kidnapped but the Police say she is presumed dead. The book keeps your interest with action,sex and suspense but it is the character Jack Stone riddled with anguish and frustration that draws you into the plot. This is a series and two books are available at present with the third due for release soon so consider before purchase as the author has not yet confirmed to how many books will complete this story. This book concludes this section of the tale with answers to the present mystery but leaves the Sister conundrum unfinished. I surmise this is to be the thread that will tie in with all the following books until the last one will reveal the Sister's situation. A roller coaster ride of a book that will be worth your time. Well done Vivien Sparx. What an orgasmic alpha male character. Not sure if I like the love em & leave em ending, but will have to read the next book. Jack Stone is an unstoppable character with a massive moral compass. Lilley Pond, really. Poor girl, going through life with that as her name. We get a massive dose of testosterone fuelled fights, with heaps of broken bones & blood. Very much the mans man. Dominant, sexy, passionate, hot as all hell.Following a sex slave trafficking scenario. Jack is definitely the man you want on your side. Brilliantly original story, with fantastic characters for us all to fall for. Action packed excitement. Bring on the next book.
What do You think about Jack Stone - Wild Justice (2000)?
Was AWESOME great read great characters I enjoyed it and can not wait for the next one
—siesman
Love it ... The story and the author's style of writing are excellent.
—harr
I loved this book! Reminds me a little of Jack Reacher.
—olispottag
I don't like Jack Stone...but the book is a good read..
—will2002lumbee
