Read the book that started it all… Canadian Assassin
The Story
All he had left was … survival.
Demoted and demoralized Canadian assassin Justin Hall is desperate to return to field operations. When the agency learns about a potential enemy incursion in the Arctic, he volunteers for the mission. Tried and tested as never before, not knowing the enemy within, he’s entangled in a devious treasonous plot…
Betrayed, disarmed, and left for dead, how will Justin save himself and his country?
Reviews
“A riveting thriller packed with a lot of action.” — Larry Bond, New York Times bestselling author.
“Laden with action, compelling figures, and intriguing settings, this is a great read.” — David Freed, author and Pulitzer Prize winner.
“Loved the book and would like to read the next one.” — D. P. Lyle, MD, author.
“This is, in every sense of the word, a thriller.”
Secrets Revealed
Most of the story in Canadian Assassin takes place in the Canadian Arctic, which has a size of 1.424 million km² and covers about 39 percent of Canada but is very scarcely populated, with only about 120,000 people out of nearly 35 million Canadians.
The Canadian Arctic is perhaps the best place on the earth to see the northern lights like the ones in the picture below. I’ve visited Yellowknife, and that’s one of the best destinations for this experience. A lot of wildlife can also be enjoyed in the Arctic, including polar bears, walruses, caribou, moose, beluga whales, foxes, and wolves).
The Arctic has drawn a lot of attention because of its riches. It is estimated to have as much as $35 trillion worth of untapped oil and natural gas (or between 1/5 to 1/4 of the world’s unused resources), along with many kinds of minerals, like gold, silver, diamonds, copper, titanium, and uranium. In fact, a few years ago, one of my friends used to work up in Diavik, one of the diamond mines near the Arctic Circle.
Russia’s interest in the Arctic is clear in the words of its President, Mr. Putin, who recently noted the need for military and security agencies to “implement their plans to protect national interests, our defense capability, and protection of our interests in the Arctic.”
A Seahawk helicopter plays the main role in one of the battles in Canadian Assassinand thankfully, it is Carrie in the cockpit’s pilot seat. Seahawks can be equipped with AGM-114 Hellfire anti-surface missiles (Carrie gets to fire two of them) and a wide range of other weapons. In short, it is a perfect combat helicopter.
A Justin Hall Series
Canadian Assassinis the first novel in this best-selling series with hundreds of five-star reviews and thousands of sales and downloads. Each book is a self-contained story without cliffhangers and can be enjoyed on its own.
If you like Baldacci, Thor, or Flynn, you’ll love Canadian Assassin. Anadrenaline-drenched chilling spy thriller filled with action, suspense and betrayal.
Enjoy the book that started the Justin Hall best-selling espionage series.
