Kill Log: Hitman

by C.J. Greene

Welcome to the game; a sport so dangerous and morally questionable that it must remain a secret for those who have the courage to join. Run on the deep recesses of the internet, the game is highly illegal and extremely deadly. The rules are kill or be killed; just don’t get caught. The players are anonymous; the victims chosen seemingly at random. And every move is logged for the audience to track. The game is the ultimate sport of urban warfare. This story was collected from one of the various Kill Logs of those who played and died.

An ex-demolitions expert is sent to Miami with one take down a violent mobster, any way possible. Mr. Halle must work his way through the seedy underbelly of the 305, scheming and planning for the perfect moment to spring his trap. Little does he know what violent surprises the game has in store for him. In this round, he must learn what it means to be a true hitman.

77 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 25, 2012

About the author

C.J. Greene is a young storyteller who lives in a cubicle. He drafts memos and emails all day long, but is secretly a writer of fiction at night. He sits for hours in front of the blinking cursor on his computer screen, creating good and vanquishing evil as his thoughts pour onto the digital paper. He’s kind of like Batman. Except with words.