John Milton · Book 22

Bulletproof

Published
1 January 2021
Pages
368
ISBN-13
9798485902292
Type
novel
Cover of Bulletproof

About this book

"Bulletproof" is book 21 in the John Milton series, published in 2021, and comes in at 368 pages. As with the rest of the series, it drops Milton into a new innocent's crisis -- cartels, trafficking, corrupt police, or Group Fifteen's own politics -- while a slow-burn thread about his sobriety and redemption runs underneath.

Key facts about Bulletproof

Bulletproof is a novel by Mark Dawson. Readers have had it since 2021. It runs to 368 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Bulletproof. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9798485902292 to find the main one.

Bulletproof is book 22 of 28 in the John Milton series. The series has 28 published books. However, the series starts with The Cleaner (2013). Meanwhile, Dope comes next, with an announced date of 17 December 2026.

Additionally, Mark Dawson writes Beatrix Rose, Isabella Rose and Atticus Priest as separate series. Those series sit on our thriller and mystery shelves.

About Mark Dawson

Mark Dawson is a British thriller author born in Lowestoft, Suffolk, who studied law at the University of Manchester and practiced as a lawyer before turning to full-time writing. See every Mark Dawson book in order.

Its place in John Milton

Bulletproof is book 22 in the John Milton series. It follows Never Let Me Down Again. It is followed by The Sandman. See the full John Milton reading order.

John Milton was Special Forces before he became Number One -- the lead assassin of Group Fifteen, a deniable British government kill squad -- until a job in Manila broke something in him and he walked away. Mark Dawson's series, launched independently in 2013 with The Cleaner , follows Milton as he tries to atone through a strict personal code (help someone in genuine trouble, then move on before he's found) while his old employers, and the enemies his past has made, keep dragging him back into violence. Each…

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