Payne & Jones: The Lost Throne (Series #4) (Paperback)

from adam.currey

At 560-odd pages, this is a weighty tome, but don't let that intimidate you - this is a fast-paced and very easy to read book - I read it in a weekend. There are a couple of minor plot holes, but it's entertaining and worth the journey.

from cyderry

DJ Jones and Jonathan Payne are disturbed while on vacation and enlisted to rescue a damsel in distress (Allison) who has witnessed the murder of her employer in St. Petersburg, Russia. Determining that the reason for the murder by a hit man has something to do with what Allison's boss was lookin...

from mniday

The Lost Throne brings us the third adventure of D.J. Jones and Jonathan Payne. This time they receive a call from a distressed woman in St. Petersburg, Russia. Her employer was just gunned down in front of her and she needs help. They set out immediately to rescue her. Once in Russia, they inves...

from cyderry

DJ Jones and Jonathan Payne are disturbed while on vacation and enlisted to rescue a damsel in distress (Allison) who has witnessed the murder of her employer in St. Petersburg, Russia. Determining that the reason for the murder by a hit man has something to do with what Allison's boss was lookin...

from sgtbigg

Jonathan Payne and D.J. Jones are former members of a top secret American military unit. A request for help sends them to Russia to save Allison Taylor whose employer has been murdered. Payne, Jones, and Taylor then pick up her murdered boss' pursuit of an ancient treasure. Meanwhile, Nick Dial, ...