The Case of the Rebel Girl

by R.C. Bot

Gunther Petraeus is working in a trade not for the faint of heart, he’s a mercenary with a particular talent to find things and people. When he returns from an overseas deployment, he’s asked to find Susan, the secret daughter of an important client and, as a favor to a friend, to take in a civilian as an assistant, Angela Fletcher.Angela is a former intelligence analyst, good at finding information on people in the digital world. Despite some alarming details in Angela’s file - she’s half Gunther’s age, she’s between jobs and living at her mother’s, no boyfriend and sentimentally damaged, with authority issues - a favor is a favor… Gunther cannot say no.It doesn’t take long for Gunther and Angela to find out that Susan is a rebel, decided to settle some scores with the world. She does stuff - parties, alcohol, maybe drugs, she’s playing men. Nothing is as easy as it seems.

208 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 22, 2018

About the author

R.C. Bot was born in Romania and is now living in Montreal, Canada, with his wife. He has a daytime office job, he enjoys traveling, good food, reading and, above all, writing.

Reviews

[Beverly · Rating 1 out of 5]

I'm sorry, but I was not at all impressed. I don't think this story was ever edited or even spell-checked. Even with perfect punctuation, you could tell exactly where this story was going. The story idea was good, it just wasn't carried out. The characters were flat and lifeless. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone.

[Diane Griffiths · Rating 3 out of 5]

This story was pretty predictable, but in all a decent story. It at least kept my attention throughout and I did finish it. I think the author has the right idea, just needs more finesse in the stories. I would read something from this author again and I did enjoy this book.

[John]

i like it

[Pam Cunningham · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

I enjoyed the book. It was a fast read. I thought it would be more suspenseful. It seemed light and airy.