Hellbent

By Gregg Hurwitz

Hellbent - Gregg Hurwitz
  • Release Date: 2018-01-30
  • Genre: Mysteries & Thrillers
Score: 4.5
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From 1,370 Ratings

Description

Evan Smoak—government assassin gone rogue—returns in Hellbent, an engrossing, unputdownable thriller from Gregg Hurwitz, the latest in his #1 international bestselling Orphan X series.

Taken from a group home at age twelve, Evan Smoak was raised and trained as an off-the-books government assassin: Orphan X. After he broke with the Orphan Program, Evan disappeared and reinvented himself as the Nowhere Man, a man spoken about only in whispers and dedicated to helping the truly desperate.

But this time, the voice on the other end is Jack Johns, the man who raised and trained him, the only father Evan has ever known. Secret government forces are busy trying to scrub the remaining assets and traces of the Orphan Program and they have finally tracked down Jack. With little time remaining, Jack gives Evan his last assignment: find and protect his last protégé and recruit for the program.

But Evan isn’t the only one after this last Orphan—the new head of the Orphan Program, Van Sciver, is mustering all the assets at his disposal to take out both Evan (Orphan X) and the target he is trying to protect.

Reviews

  • Great novel, Terrific Ending!

    5
    By TigersJC86
    I wouldn’t say this novel is better then the first but it’s really good. The pace was excellent and the ending leaves you wanting to dive into the next!
  • Love this author

    5
    By Skyysteve
    Best series I’ve ever read. I’ll be sad when I’ve read them all. Amazing read
  • Great series

    5
    By Dawn49224
    I love this whole series. There’s lots of action and you really come to know and love the main character. He has gone through quite the time!
  • Hellbent

    5
    By 66+
    Thanks for a great read . Can't wait for the next one . Don't screw it up by changing your outline like so many other authors recently . Keep giving us complete well written stories that aren't cut short by publisher deadlines and phony page counts that force stories to end without logic or are written with endings that only lead to a next book . Stay true to us readers . Brian