The Killing Kind
The Killing Kind by Chris Holm, published by Hodder & Stoughton on May 5, 2016, is a thrilling exploration of a hitman’s complex life. This edition spans 320 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Michael Hendricks, a former covert operative who, after being presumed dead, reinvents himself as a hitman who exclusively targets other hitmen. As he navigates this dangerous profession, Hendricks grapples with themes of redemption and self-destruction.
Readers will find a suspenseful tale that delves into the moral ambiguities of Hendricks’ choices and the consequences of his unique career path. The story unfolds as he becomes a target himself, highlighting the precarious nature of his work. With elements of fiction, thrillers, and suspense, this book presents a gripping look at the life of a man who walks a fine line between survival and demise.
Official synopsis Publisher
A hitman who only kills other hitmen winds up a target himself. Michael Hendricks kills people for money. That aside, he’s not so bad a guy. Once a covert operative for a false-flag unit of the US military, Hendricks was presumed dead after a mission in Afghanistan went sideways. He left behind his old life–and beloved fiance–and set out on a path of redemption … or perhaps one of willful self-destruction. Now Hendricks makes his living as a hitman entrepreneur of sorts–he only hits other hitmen. For ten times the price on your head, he’ll make sure whoever’s coming to kill you winds up in the ground instead. Not a bad way for a guy with his skill-set to make a living–but a great way to make himself a target.
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