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  • Jack West Series
  • By: Matthew Reilly
  • Narrated by: Sean Mangan
  • Length: 10 hrs and 41 mins
  • 4.8 out of 5 stars (138 ratings)

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The One Impossible Labyrinth

By: Matthew Reilly
Narrated by: Sean Mangan
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Summary

The brand-new Jack West thriller and Sunday Times best seller

The end is here.

Jack West Jr has made it to the Supreme Labyrinth.

Now he faces one last race—against multiple rivals, against time, against the collapse of the universe itself—a headlong race that will end at a throne inside the fabled labyrinth.

An impossible maze.

But the road will be hard. For this is a maze like no other: a maze of mazes. Uncompromising and complex. Demanding and deadly.

A cataclysmic conclusion.

It all comes down to this. It ends here—now—in the most lethal and dangerous place Jack has encountered in all of his many adventures. And in the face of this indescribable peril, with everything on the line, there is only one thing he can do.

Attempt the impossible.

©2022 Matthew Reilly (P)2022 Orion

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Brilliant

Unputdownable, an absolutely fantastic ending to the most amazing non stop action series ever

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Disappointing end to the series

Poorly written and the entire book felt like it was an afterthought from the first few books. Silliness of the book went to far. Disappointing end to the series.

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Impossible to think it is the end

I loved this series and it is sad to think this is going to be the last Jack West adventure and boy what an adventure it has been. I must admit I preferred the first couple of books to the last ones. They featured more of the teams actions and heroics, where as this book it is more on the big elaborate scene of where it was taking place, especially as the team is scattered al over the world doing there bit to save it. The thing I liked best was I didn't need any tissues. The characters we have come to love over the seven books are all present, although some not as much as I was expecting but I liked the ending where the author went on to tell you you what happened to them after the event and all the bad guys got there comeuppance. Look forward to seeing what is next for this talented author, I bet it will be big.
Jack West and the team take on there final challenge. One impossible maze armed with guns, worblers and a batted firemans helmet. Can they once again save the world?
I like the narrator and am glad he was used for all sevens books. He does such a good job and it wouldn't have sounded right to have anybody else voice Jack and the team.

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Amazing end to an amazing series!

Absolutely fantastic and a great way to wrap up the series I absolutely adored it

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The One Impossible Labyrinth

OMG! Definitely the best book. Brilliantly written with excellent climatic ending. Will read again!

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Action packed story with a good ending

Perfect ending to a great series. Thank you Mr Reilly. Looking forward to your next book…. Series?

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One impossibly good read

A fitting conclusion to the jack west story line can’t believe that it is over but a thrilling unbelievable journey should be read in order finishing with this.

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A Must Read Series

Loved it, great finish to the series. It took a while but loved every book.

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superb

Read the whole story all of the books, several times, interesting, exciting, suspension, tearful, happy all together brilliant if you get a chance please gibe this series a chance I don't think you'll regret it

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All good things must come to an end !!

Loved this book as I have all the others , if you haven’t read any Jack West jr start from the first (Seven Ancient Wonders) and read them in order. They are a great read full of action and adventure , this is the last in the series, all good things must come to an end .

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  • Jacques Hollands
  • 10-08-22

Better than the previous book

** spoiler alert **. Please don't read if you don't want to read spoilers.

I was very critical of the previous book in the series, The Two Lost Mountains. It had many instances of people (read heroes) dying, only for them to magically reappear later on. There was also the issue of the storyline becoming more juvenile as the series progressed, but foul language and blasphemy were prevalent throughout. I was left confused as to who the target audience was.

The final book in the series was much better. The author toned down on my latter gripe above. However, people die and, as before, miraculously reappear later on. This happened so many times, even with Jack West, that I didn’t care if one died as I knew, really knew, they would survive against all odds. The author stated in an interview that he wanted people to suffer the angst of a beloved character dying early on, only to surprise them later on. Sorry, I was not surprised. You can only cry wolf so many times.

My gripes aside, it was much better than I expected it to be. In fact, I’ve been putting off reading it for some time, thinking I would just be frustrated again. But I must complete a book and a series once I’m committed. Surprisingly, I enjoyed it other than the predictable outcomes of certain characters’ survival. As predictable as the outcome was, it was a good one. Bad guys lose, good guys win, so what’s there not to like?

It was a fitting end to the series, doing it justice. I like how the author tied up all the loose ends in the final chapter. It showed dignity.

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