He’s no Saint…
Assassin Xavier Saint has only one rule: kill no innocents. But on a supposed clean hit, he discovers his target has two kids and a woman with him. Why didn’t his client tell Saint? What’s worse, the woman is Saint’s former girlfriend…
While Saint processes this strange turn of events shots are fired. He watches the target and his ex fall. Rushing in to assess the damage, Saint’s ex reveals he’s a father. Not only that, he discovers he’s been set up.
In a race across Europe, Saint can barely stay a step ahead of those hunting him. He has uncovered a network of assassins eliminating innocents for profit, and he is being framed as the fall guy. With more to lose than just his life,Saint must bring down the entire network. But how?
He never claimed to be a saint, but he’s no demon either. In a world full of sworn enemies, how will Saint strike back, destroy the network, and be able to see the daughter he never knew he had?
Meet Saint.
Reviews
★★★★★ “…such an entertaining read, you can’t put it down. Wait until you see what happens!”
★★★★★ “I loved it. You managed to keep me on the edge of my seat …like I was reading John Wick.”
★★★★★ “The action is amazing!”
★★★★★ “Great characters, great back stories, great new series!”
★★★★★ “Excellent read, can’t wait for the next one!”
Secrets Revealed
1. Tensions are high in the Balkans, like in Montenegro and Albania, including assassinations
The first part of Assassin’s Call occurs in the Balkans: Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia. This area has traditionally been very volatile and still is. As recently as this spring, a Montenegro lawmaker and the mayor of Budva––where Saint is dispatched for his assassination––was arrested on drug trafficking charges and accused of creating a criminal organization.
Then, this summer, the former chief of police in Montenegro was arrested on suspicion of running a criminal enterprise, smuggling, and abuse of position.
Then, in April of this year, five foreigners were involved in assassinating a powerful businessman in Albania. Yes, foreigners, from Britain and Portugal.
The assassin who pulled the trigger was from Portugal and used a Makarov pistol, the same as what Saint prepared to use during this assassination. The assassination was caught on camera when the businessman was killed inside a restaurant he owned. I just can’t make this stuff up…
Below is a picture of him and the moment he was shot…
But how will Saint execute his assassination? The answer when you enjoy Assassin’s Call…
2. Do assassins networks really exist?
It is hard to say since assassins mostly work alone and independently. However, often assassins are caught, and we get a glimpse of their life and the fact that they actually do exist. There have been many cases when assassins have been employed by the Mafia or other criminal organizations.
Other times, individuals hire people to carry out what are known as “contract killings.” For example, Julian Sinanaj was an Albanian assassin who operated out of Athens, Greece for 15 years, until he was caught. During that time, he is estimated to have killed as many as 20 people. Again, facts are stranger than fiction…
Below is a picture of the assassin during this trial.
Does Saint belong to an assassin network? How does he operate? What are his rules? You’ll find out in the pages of Assassin’s Call…
The Saint Assassin Series
International bestselling author Ethan Jones brings a new series so heart-stopping you’ll have to take up a permanent position on the edge of your seat. Check out this clean, clever, and captivating series that promises to deliver one satisfying turn after another.
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