King's Blade by Dennis Collins
When our government outlawed political assassinations, it didn’t slow down our enemies, they could kill us as they wished. But we didn’t quit, we couldn’t, so we went underground. James King, sometimes known simply as Blade is possibly our best and now he is being hunted, not by foreign adversaries but by a criminal organization trying to infiltrate the U.S. Senate.
It seems that he is viewed as the main obstacle for the mob in an upcoming election. Corruption is so widespread, he doesn’t know who to trust so he calls on an associate assassin from the old days, a female killer who had elected to return to civilian life when their group was “officially” disbanded.
Mickey is now leading a quiet life as a cyber-security manager at a small college but is still dangerous in the right situation. King confides in her and she jumps at the chance to help an old friend. She is the perfect partner because of her innocent appearance. But she’s as deadly as she is beautiful.
It seems that he is viewed as the main obstacle for the mob in an upcoming election. Corruption is so widespread, he doesn’t know who to trust so he calls on an associate assassin from the old days, a female killer who had elected to return to civilian life when their group was “officially” disbanded.
Mickey is now leading a quiet life as a cyber-security manager at a small college but is still dangerous in the right situation. King confides in her and she jumps at the chance to help an old friend. She is the perfect partner because of her innocent appearance. But she’s as deadly as she is beautiful.
Books by Dennis Collins
