A KIDNAPPING WITH TIME RUNNING OUT... For Honolulu P.D. homicide detective Jon Stanton, the body of a young boy discovered in the bushes of an upscale neighborhood is more than just another homicide. This one is personal. The boy was eleven years old and a witness to the kidnapping of a wealthy housewife and her daughter. Stanton believes them to still be alive, but held A KIDNAPPING WITH TIME RUNNING OUT... For Honolulu P.D. homicide detective Jon Stanton, the body of a young boy discovered in the bushes of an upscale neighborhood is more than just another homicide. This one is personal. The boy was eleven years old and a witness to the kidnapping of a wealthy housewife and her daughter. Stanton believes them to still be alive, but held by a host of desperate, unstable men. Men willing to kill children to achieve their ends. Stanton and his new partner, the seductive and alluring niece of his boss, search from the seedy bars in Honolulu's Chinatown, to the homes of those that buy and sell flesh like cattle, and Stanton's wits will once again be tested to their limits. Ultimately, Stanton will have to make the choice between justice and the law as he tracks down a perpetrator whose identity will shock him. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Victor Methos is a former prosecutor specializing in violent crime and is currently a criminal defense attorney in the Midwest. His more than forty books have sold millions of copies worldwide.
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A KIDNAPPING WITH TIME RUNNING OUT... For Honolulu P.D. homicide detective Jon Stanton, the body of a young boy discovered in the bushes of an upscale neighborhood is more than just another homicide. This one is personal. The boy was eleven years old and a witness to the kidnapping of a wealthy housewife and her daughter. Stanton believes them to still be alive, but held A KIDNAPPING WITH TIME RUNNING OUT... For Honolulu P.D. homicide detective Jon Stanton, the body of a young boy discovered in the bushes of an upscale neighborhood is more than just another homicide. This one is personal. The boy was eleven years old and a witness to the kidnapping of a wealthy housewife and her daughter. Stanton believes them to still be alive, but held by a host of desperate, unstable men. Men willing to kill children to achieve their ends. Stanton and his new partner, the seductive and alluring niece of his boss, search from the seedy bars in Honolulu's Chinatown, to the homes of those that buy and sell flesh like cattle, and Stanton's wits will once again be tested to their limits. Ultimately, Stanton will have to make the choice between justice and the law as he tracks down a perpetrator whose identity will shock him. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Victor Methos is a former prosecutor specializing in violent crime and is currently a criminal defense attorney in the Midwest. His more than forty books have sold millions of copies worldwide.
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Adrian Lawrence –
This did not feel like a Jon Stanton mystery to me. In fact, there is no mystery. No twisted bad guy. Simply a kidnapping of a woman, instigated by her husband and perpetrated by a trio of thugs with much violence thrown in. A lot of it isn't terribly realistic. I'm finding Stanton more irritating with each book. Early in series he never had any female companionship, now he appears to have choices. Yet his out dated views prevent any connections. Get real. This psychic business is getting a drag This did not feel like a Jon Stanton mystery to me. In fact, there is no mystery. No twisted bad guy. Simply a kidnapping of a woman, instigated by her husband and perpetrated by a trio of thugs with much violence thrown in. A lot of it isn't terribly realistic. I'm finding Stanton more irritating with each book. Early in series he never had any female companionship, now he appears to have choices. Yet his out dated views prevent any connections. Get real. This psychic business is getting a drag too. He either is or isn't but get on with it. The constant psychiatry visits don't sit well with me either given how perceptive he is with everyone else. I've read all series back-to-back so far so maybe I'm getting a little Stantoned-out. They're all good but this can't be considered as one of the best
Dominique –
Wow, his best so far!
Eddie Tucker –
Once again Mr. Methos writes a very entertaining novel with fully fleshed-out characters and believable storylines. I'm now on to the next Detective John Stanton book (#9). Stanton's complexity has grown substantially over the life of the series as his inner demons and wrecked family life fight with his strong Mormon beliefs. Add to that his insights into both himself and his cases based on his education (he holds a PhD in psychology) and you have a pretty unusual lead character. If you like pro Once again Mr. Methos writes a very entertaining novel with fully fleshed-out characters and believable storylines. I'm now on to the next Detective John Stanton book (#9). Stanton's complexity has grown substantially over the life of the series as his inner demons and wrecked family life fight with his strong Mormon beliefs. Add to that his insights into both himself and his cases based on his education (he holds a PhD in psychology) and you have a pretty unusual lead character. If you like procedurals and private-eye novels, you will enjoy this one. Better to have read up to this one with the prior stories, but not necessary as Methos slices in background quite seamlessly.
David Black –
Wonderfully written, as usual MOST important , however, were the psychological analyses of the psyches, the products of our defective DNA. Such understanding of mankind's inherent evil can come only by those personally victmized by it, and those who are insightful enough to know they have seen EVIL. Such a LONELY path fornus. Our only solace, other wounded healers Wonderfully written, as usual MOST important , however, were the psychological analyses of the psyches, the products of our defective DNA. Such understanding of mankind's inherent evil can come only by those personally victmized by it, and those who are insightful enough to know they have seen EVIL. Such a LONELY path fornus. Our only solace, other wounded healers
Wendi Hurd –
I'm sorry to say that I think all the books in the series that I have read are just so weak. I started reading the 1st because it was just there. Easy. And by the time I realized that I didn't really like the lead character, and most of the story lines I was into the 4th or fifth book. Now, as stupid as it sounds I feel like I've invested so much time that I have to finish the series. I feel sorry for the Author who wrote them. How could the masses gobble up such crap. I'm sorry to say that I think all the books in the series that I have read are just so weak. I started reading the 1st because it was just there. Easy. And by the time I realized that I didn't really like the lead character, and most of the story lines I was into the 4th or fifth book. Now, as stupid as it sounds I feel like I've invested so much time that I have to finish the series. I feel sorry for the Author who wrote them. How could the masses gobble up such crap.
Donna Adams –
Vengeance is mine, says God That's a good thing. Only He can do it right and suffer no repercussions. Stanton thinks maybe that's why he is a cop. To find justice for crime victims. It can't be found in this life. This is another riveting story but one I had to lay down to catch my breath from gasping ... and. I admit, swearing. Stanton wouldn't approve. Vengeance is mine, says God That's a good thing. Only He can do it right and suffer no repercussions. Stanton thinks maybe that's why he is a cop. To find justice for crime victims. It can't be found in this life. This is another riveting story but one I had to lay down to catch my breath from gasping ... and. I admit, swearing. Stanton wouldn't approve.
janie honek –
Jon Stanton finds the killer without a lot of blood Husband hires a druggie to kill his wife -Jon gets ready for a date- his therapists wants to up his medicine- he is having panic attacks - gets new partner - woman- kidnapping goes wrong - an estate attorney is drown in icu waters of Alaska - good ready - fast and good story line without of the blood and killing
D. Lauren –
Fast paced Here I am again finishing up another Victor Methos book at 2AM. I need to start reading earlier in the day because I simply can't stop until the story ends when I read Mr. Methos's books. Fast paced Here I am again finishing up another Victor Methos book at 2AM. I need to start reading earlier in the day because I simply can't stop until the story ends when I read Mr. Methos's books.
Judie DeBock –
I enjoyed this book and as most of these books are I was scared most of the time. It is so easy to put yourself in the shoes of these people and that is not good. If in the place of these victims. Could be anybody. Good book and now onto the next in the series.
Laurie –
I do enjoy a good thriller... Although I enjoy reading about Jon Stanton and his adventures, I felt this book had a little too much technical talk that wasn’t necessary for me to understand. I will continue reading this saga to find out what happens next.
Angela –
A terrific read This was an intriguing story that you definitely won't want to miss. It's a great addition to this fantastic series. I would definitely recommend this book, series, and outstanding author. A terrific read This was an intriguing story that you definitely won't want to miss. It's a great addition to this fantastic series. I would definitely recommend this book, series, and outstanding author.
Linda Drager –
Victor Methos Currently one of my favorites for suspense writers. Run Away was a heart pounding twist and turn in the under belly of the Hawaiian police force!!
Margaret –
Not Methos usual . This read like a a bedtime story. Truly not V Methos norm. A quick read and an ok story to pass time.
Carol Duckett French –
Murder and Mayhem Enough mystery to keep the reader turning the pages to learn what happens next. I enjoyed it and I'm ready for the next book in the Jon Stanton series. Murder and Mayhem Enough mystery to keep the reader turning the pages to learn what happens next. I enjoyed it and I'm ready for the next book in the Jon Stanton series.
Dennis Rohloff –
Stupid Book Poorly written book. Author has a very weird imagination. Knows nothing about police investigations. Total waste of time reading this book.
Sherri Power –
Power and drugs! Power and drugs are a lethal combination. This book gives you a glimpse of just how bad it can get.
Breia –
I accidentally read this out of order but it was fine. This is a great series and I think it ended with Mania - will research.
Tonya Brooks –
I gasped! Don't want to post a spoiler, so I'll just say... fantastic ending! Victor Method has certainly become a new favorite author. I gasped! Don't want to post a spoiler, so I'll just say... fantastic ending! Victor Method has certainly become a new favorite author.
Selena –
Stanton becoming more of a mess as this series goes on. Also the timeline seems warped. He's still only 37, but his oldest kid is like 19? Stanton becoming more of a mess as this series goes on. Also the timeline seems warped. He's still only 37, but his oldest kid is like 19?
Linda Culp focht –
Run Away A Thriller (Jon Stanton Mysteries) Another great book written by Victor Methos. I am loving the books in the Jon Stanton Mystery series. A great book to read.
Anita Quelle –
Runaway. Book 8 in the series. I would of liked to see a bit more suspense. The ending was disappointing. A bit far fetched.
Nora –
Not Bad I enjoyed this somewhat. Not too much. I wish he had happier times. I looking forward to the next one!.
Trudi Starling –
Superb book Complex but Easy to follow plot, great descriptions and his usual high standard of writing. Can't wait to read another. Superb book Complex but Easy to follow plot, great descriptions and his usual high standard of writing. Can't wait to read another.
Lee-sa Day –
Will Jon ever find happiness Good book, feel bad for the children involved in the story. Glad I never had desire to use drugs because this book shows you what can happen to you.
Robert H. Goslin –
Another great read Fast paced action Continued. Social difficulties for Jon Stanton Looking forward to the next installment Fast paced action More soul searching " Another great read Fast paced action Continued. Social difficulties for Jon Stanton Looking forward to the next installment Fast paced action More soul searching "
Sharon Humphrey –
Pretty good book I enjoyed reading this book as expected and now I’m on to book number 9. So I guess you officially have a fan.
suzi –
Not bad at all Book bril from start to finish carnt wait to read is next book what a writer bril bril bril bril
Gwen –
Isuppose Quite good,sometimes Jon seems too good to be true but I suppose that is what it's all about.On the whole, very readable Isuppose Quite good,sometimes Jon seems too good to be true but I suppose that is what it's all about.On the whole, very readable
margaret kaser –
Very good I am on my 3rd book of yours and I am loving it. The stories are so different and exciting, I keep reading till I am done and place your next in my library.
zee clark –
Thriller This was a good book, fast reading and quite the thriller. This was a lesser gruelling book than his others.