Great ending!

I have really enjoyed this series! And I love the ending of this book (which happens to be the end of the series). A lot was explained yet enough was left unanswered leaving me wanting more! An opening is left in case Koontz decides to continue the story which is always a plus. I hope he does another series like this. Koontz is brilliant! ( )

Perfect ending to the series with a hint of who and why Nameless really is. ( )

The last book of season 1 explains why Nameless is unable to remember his past. So now it all makes sense. In this story, Nameless is on a mission to recover a boy whose step-father has kidnapped him after killing his mom and grandparents. I really enjoy these short stories and look forward to reading season 2. ( )

The sixth and final story in Season One of the “Nameless series”, Nameless (a vigilante nomad who gets his assignments from the mysterious Ace of Diamonds) is now assigned to target a man (Chilton Cutter) who murdered his wife and abducted his six-year-old stepson (Jamie). Chilton is currently hiding out in a cave with Jamie, and it’s only a matter of time before he snaps and kills him, too. So, it is up to Nameless take Chilton down. Along the way, clairvoyant Nameless keeps getting visions (either very brief flashbacks or premonitions of things to come, he isn’t sure. He has no memory of his life, except for the past year or so.)

This was another entertaining short-story by Dean Koontz, and the readers finally find out something about Nameless’s past and what made him what he is today. I look forward to reading Season Two of the “Nameless series”. ( )

Short, lean reads. Good series.

This is the climax but he leaves it open if a return to the series is needed. The questions are answered at least to an extent but the quest is left open ended. ( )