Kingdom Come has a somewhat negative cast of characters, which makes the storyline all the more interesting. Thane just wants what is due him. His wife takes the first step down a path of betrayal, spurned by resentment and greed. Thane's friend loses his father and is set up to look like the killer. Animal tracker Buck wants justice for the death of his boss. He'll go to any length to get it. Thane's other friend, Ben, has his suspicions and sinks to the darkest depths when he finds out. The Witches, two female federal government employees, push a hardworking family into illegal turmoil with no conscience. What is a murderer to do with everyone pushing him to the brink of insanity?

Kingdom Come is suspense viewed from the other side. There's plenty of action and suspenseful scenes. It's a story one can't turn off. Unpleasant characters one can't turn away from... The ending does well in bringing it all together.

Tim Green created this storyline after his best friend's "jet-set" family, who deal with the mob and union on a daily basis. At one point Green came to the rescue of his friend's family when a couple of men showed up at their home to "deliver a message."

Scott Brick narrates the audio version. His performance is excellent. He brings out the best of the worst in Green's cold-hearted characters. His reading, and the music included, makes for a suspenseful listen. Highly recommended!