Ebook {Epub PDF} Winner Take All by Barry Eisler

Winner Take All is a thriller written by Barry Eisler, about fictional character John Rain, a paid CIA assassin. This is the third book in a series that I have read. In this book Rain has been hired to kill (retire) Belghazi an arms dealer/5. John Rain goes to Macao. As in *Clean Kill in Tokyo*, *Winner Take All* was meticulously researched by Barry Eisler. John Rain's target? A man by the name of Belghazi. Before he went to Macao, Rain goes to Las Vegas to learn all about games of chance/5(). Winner Take All (Previously published as Rain Storm and Choke Point) (A John Rain Novel) Paperback – Unabridged, Octo by Barry Eisler (Author)/5().

Barry Eisler sets his books in places that, for me, are exotic but in which John Rain is clearly at home, or at least as at home as John Rain is ever going to get. "Winner Take All" (I hate that title. The absence of an S at the end of TAKE, makes me stumble every time. "Winner Take All - John Rain #3" by Barry Eisler Posted on 29/05/ 23/02/ by Mike Finn "Winner Take All" was an enjoyable continuation of the John Rain series but it lacked the impact and or depth of the first two books "A Clean Kill In Tokyo" and "A Lonely Resurrection". Preview — Winner Take All by Barry Eisler. Winner Take All Quotes Showing of "Now death was a place, a place to which people disappeared forever when they died, a place that gradually sucked away the clarity of memory afterward for a similar one-way journey.". ― Barry Eisler, Winner Take All. 1 likes.

Winner Take All (Previously published as Rain Storm and Choke Point) (A John Rain Novel) Paperback – Unabridged, Octo by Barry Eisler (Author). Shelves: espionage, , fiction, thriller, crime, action. Winner Take All is a thriller written by Barry Eisler, about fictional character John Rain, a paid CIA assassin. This is the third book in a series that I have read. In this book Rain has been hired to kill (retire) Belghazi an arms dealer. Barry Eisler sets his books in places that, for me, are exotic but in which John Rain is clearly at home, or at least as at home as John Rain is ever going to get. "Winner Take All" (I hate that title. The absence of an S at the end of TAKE, makes me stumble every time.