A Lonely Resurrection

from Penforhire

Stylish sequel to Rain Fall. Eisler's prose is, if anything, even more poetic in Hard Rain. We begin to care even more about John Rain and we feel some of his pain. The situations he finds himself in are handled skillfully by both Rain and Eisler. The political aspects of this thriller take some ...

from magentaflake

Meticulous John Rain leaves nothing to chance.

from dbsovereign

Eisler's Rain novels are action-packed page turners that make you feel as though you've actually visited Tokyo. As an assassin, Rain is cold-blooded, but as a narrator he wears his heart on his sleeve. Despite the fact that the plot of this one is a bit muddled, it still moves like a Bourne film ...

from VinnyL

This book centers around John Rain, an accomplished assassin who can kill remorselessly, but is psychologically open and very fragile. He tries to protect himself by not forming any attachments but at the same time is lonely. This tension exists throughout the book and is part of the reason that ...

from ursula

Not as compelling as the first book in the series, Rain Fall. But John Rain, the assassin who specializes in "natural causes" kills, has some unfinished business from the last book that just won't leave him alone. This time he's mixed up with the yakuza, underground fighting, and a certain gentle...