Killing Time

by Tony Primm

Trouble began for Robert Stanton when he was a young child. Over the years, violence and vengeance began to control his life. Eventually, a suitable occupation found him. He became an Assassin. Follow the life of Robert, starting in grade school, ending as a psychopathic killing machine. Most people only thinking about doing terrible things to their enemies. Robert takes the fight right to them. They will pay for what they have done with their life.
Experience the events that made him slowly lose every sense of morality, conscience, and compassion. The loss of loved ones. Life without any friends. A demanding job that has no boundaries. Read as the story unfolds into many different twists and turns. Learn to despise certain characters and anticipate their elimination. In the end, you will understand the life of an Assassin.

Genres: Thriller

382 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 4, 2014

Reviews

[Kristine · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent first novel full of suspense, humor, twists & turns and even some romance. This is the story how a young man becomes someone capable of working for a secret government agency and killing upon demand. He starts out as a young man by taking revenge on those who have hurt people he cares about and learns how to survive in the most difficult of circumstances and protect himself. He is hired by a government agency that is so secret that is doesn't exist to the regular world and finds himself changing identities, losing girlfriends, and even attending his own funeral. There is a lot packed into this spy thriller!

[Julie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not for everyone, and I'm not sure what it says about me, to really enjoy a book from the perspective of a psychopath killer who starts killing from a young age. Haha, I admit I liked it.

[Jenee Rager · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book started out pretty interesting. I found it unbelievable, but at least entertaining. As Robert started his training with the agency I began to get bored. There were too many unnecessary details that took away from the story, and a lot of typos. It wasn't a bad story, and it had a lot of potential but it could have definitely stood an outside editor.

[Beth Schultz · Rating 3 out of 5]

While this book could have used an editor because of many typing errors, It did intrigue me. At times, the descriptions were a bit too long; yet, it did show clearly how someone can become a cold-blooded killer. Scary to see inside the mind of a killer!

Disclaimer: I did receive this book for free from a Goodreads Giveaway, yet all the thoughts in this review are my own.

[Tony Primm]

I guess I should list my own book since I have read it many times during the editing process. This is the first novel I have finished and I have self published it on Createspace.com and Amazon kindle.