Our Sacred Honor

A Luke Stone Thriller, Book 6

By: Jack Mars

Narrated by: K.C. Kelly

Length: 8 hrs and 27 mins

Publisher's summary

Our Sacred Honor is book six in the best-selling Luke Stone thriller series, which begins with Any Means Necessary (book one), a free download with over 500 five star reviews!

After being struck by an Iran-backed terrorist attack, Israel gives Iran a 72 hour ultimatum: Clear out your military bases before we destroy them by air. Iran responds: Enter our airspace, and we will launch nuclear attacks on Israel and on all US bases in the Mid-East.

With 72 hours to stop a nuclear Armageddon, there is only one man to turn to: Luke Stone. The President sends Luke on his boldest mission yet: to airdrop into Iran and find the secret location of the underground nukes, so that the US can take them out before it's too late.

In a mad race against time, Luke takes us on a roller-coaster through the chaotic and confusing terrain of Iran, as he scrambles to find their most-guarded secrets and prevent a war from destroying all mankind. Yet as one shocking twist follows another, it may, even for Luke, be too late.

A political thriller with non-stop action, dramatic international settings and heart-pounding suspense, Our Sacred Honor is book six in the best-selling and critically-acclaimed Luke Stone series, an explosive new series that will leave you listening late into the night.

©2017 Jack Mars (P)2017 Jack Mars

Hotty Luke Stone

What an awesome series. I love Jack Mars writing very suspenseful. Lots of action packed scenes. Very well written. Nail bitting can’t wait for the next book. You won’t be sorry with this series. Thank you all. Thank you KC Kelly for your 5***** performance. You do a superb rendition.

Luke stone and company

I gave every book in this Luke Stone series all 5's. He does great voices, more so of the man, the women's voices could use a little work. I didn't mind at all. I guess I got that from other reviews. I feel from each book I kept learning...cities, territories, & the beliefs from all walks of life. My favorite voices were of Ed Newsome (very funny at times), Luke, & the big guy who gave updates in the situation room. I told my husband that parts in each book left me scared. My opinion is the stories seemed very real. I absolutely love the author & the narrator. Thank you for the in depth stories with so much detail & the great narration. Deed

way to go Jack :)

Loved it... well worth the read Jack sure has it dialed in now. Great story!! I can't wait for the next book

really enjoyed it

A great story from a great writer. Also, K. C. Kelley is a masterful narrator.

back on top

another excellant adventue story. hopefully will stay fiction..BUT will Luke "settle down"..ztay tuned..Narration excellant as always with K C Kelly

poor pronunciation

love this book and the author. narrorator is great as well with one issue that would be minor except the word is used so many times throughout the book. Nuclear is supposed to be pronounced New-clee-er, not New-cue-lar as pronounced by the narrator over and over again. As an engineer who works with nuclear systems, this started to become increasingly annoying to me. but again, great book and series that I otherwise enjoyed.

Like Stone -Big Ed are the best!

The Luke Stone series is the best. I look forward to reading each series. I can even tolerate the liberal side view of each story. Great Read once you get past the gullibility of the characters in the store.

Our Sacred Honor

Fast paced, thrill a minute adventure typical for this author. Another must read. The entire Luke Stone seties is captivating, and I am disappointed the next book is the final installment.

Outstanding performance and plot

Fast moving story line and drama. K C Kelly is a great narrator with outstanding performance technique. He effortlessly moves between the characters that he portrays. Very believable. I was saddened for the book to end. I have listened to all of Jack Mar's books and look forward to #7. Bruce Rayl p.s. I turn 75 tomorrow, the 19th of February.

Ending?

Seems like the last few in this series use up the word count on unneeded dribble and then race to the ending. I appreciate the author and like the character but find myself frustrated when the final chapter and close out of a 10 hour story is done in 5 minutes.