The Art of Undetected Killing
A Suspense Thriller by Richard Ebert
An assassin’s refusal to kill turns deadly.
Chris Davis and his sister are orphaned after murdering their father. For a decade, they’re confined to an Amish farm and trained to become master assassins in the art of undetected killing.
While the siblings complete missions in Rome and Antwerp, a desperate Boston hedge fund manager makes a big bet that a biotech company has a cancer cure. Then the stock drops 73% and keeps falling.
In apparent retaliation, the siblings are assigned to murder a biotech executive. They plan to poison the target during a Caribbean cruise until Chris defies the order and goes rogue. He decides to protect Anna Monteiro at all costs, neutralize the hedge fund manager, blackmail a greedy drug company president, and kill his nemesis of 28 years. The results are catastrophic.
The suspense thriller includes brainwashing, sextortion, extortion, revenge, romance and omnipotent control over a network of assassins.
Intriguing, engaging & complex characters.
