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He claims names have been changed to avoid his and others identical being revealed HOWEVER he gives so much detail????? Unless it’s all a mixed up and a lot of creative liberties I’m not sure.
The book reads like a 23-year-old Reddit user's fanfiction of the Hitman game franchise. The setup is just nonsensical, and even if you take it as fiction (which you have to), you just can't suspend your disbelief to go along with it. The geography of certain countries is not correct, the politics of regions is not correct, procedures involving police/agencies is not correct. The premise of how the author got into the 'killing game' is not believable in the slightest, and the way in which the author 'progresses' through the industry is just lazy and poorly imagined/fleshed out. However, if you read this like a fiction, it’s not too bad. It’s not grisly and graphic and recounts with an eerily detached nature about some of the hits carried out by the protagonist, his childhood, and his ongoing problems with his wife, who plays a key role in the story. I found it so fascinating, even more so that it has been written anonymously, there are no names, no indication as to who this hitman could be - normally I’d be googling the details but the level of mystery is something that kept me interested. Cons: Anon is not gifted in writing, it is 100% in his voice, as if we are sat down the pub. Did he have an editor? A ghost writer would have gone a long way [email protected]/009447031916659, are you in need of a hit man/hire assassin/professional training anywhere in the world, And I’m the tipe of person… If I start something, I must complete it , to the best of my capabilities. Let’s just point out right away that becoming a hitman is a bad idea. Killing people is bad, killing people for money is worse. So there. Here’re the why and why not’s. I was anticipating more detail about the jobs he went on and thought he would discuss methods of killing people but he actually talked way more about his personal life.
I did enjoy the book, despite it being very vague about the details of the actual contract assassinations (because of course that's what grabs the attention when you see it on the shelves in Tesco), because it was well written, fast paced, and has a feeling of honesty about it. Best Russian killer team. they abducted my target and chopped off his hands, enjoyed it while i watched him suffer before he died. paid for what he caused me. And now, he has decided to come clean and seek atonement for his life as a murderer and one of the most covertly dangerous men alive. We can all become hitman and create one organization to put down all the corrupt cops. Thats the only reason i will love to become a hitman. Im tired of this cops corruption shit,they can do whatever ther want and get away with everything. When this world open theirs eyes and fight that? Resources online are scant when it comes to becoming a hitman. Maybe not all that surprising – we’re pretty sure that those who have made it in that business are far too busy keeping their heads under the radar and their silhouette off of ridges to write articles online. That being said, we’ve written about it before – here, and there are a few other exaples out there.
I never knew you guys existed until i bumped in here through search from darkweb and got you guys. Thanks for a job well done. Interesting to get a glimpse of the other side of the story. The author does a very good job of showing the human side of his profession. He goes someway to answering an age old question, what makes a good hitman? This book is intriguing, and although not what I thought it was going to be. I would recommend this book, although the subject matter is hard going, it is written in such a way that it is easy for you to understand and also see how this happened!
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