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Seven: The Teenage Hitman
A teenage boy wakes up buried in snow with a bullet wound in his shoulder and no memory of who he is or what happened to him.
He soon discovers he’s been trained to kill, then sets off to find out who he is and where he belongs.
The people from his old life want him dead. Fighting to survive, he joins the Underground – a secret criminal community – where he has to earn his place.
A dangerous mission leads to clues about his past and the organisation he worked for – who now seek to destroy his new home. Can he break free of them once and for all and save the Underground?
He soon discovers he’s been trained to kill, then sets off to find out who he is and where he belongs.
The people from his old life want him dead. Fighting to survive, he joins the Underground – a secret criminal community – where he has to earn his place.
A dangerous mission leads to clues about his past and the organisation he worked for – who now seek to destroy his new home. Can he break free of them once and for all and save the Underground?
233 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 15, 2018
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About the author
Jason Rybak
6 books7 followersHi. I'm Jason Rybak.
My new book is Seven: The Teenage Hitman, a YA action thriller. It's the third title in the Mondial series, following on from Atticus Crayle: The Accidental Spy and The Secret Identity of Annie Banks.
They're exciting, fast-paced reads - easy to get into and not very long either. The kind of books you'd expect from a fantasist with a short attention span and a low boredom threshold. Book four is on its way.
My own (fictional) story is of a struggling writer - working a normal job by day and writing by night. But I had a secret. I was being watched, followed by someone who never left any evidence of their presence. I never saw them, but I knew they were there. And there was nothing I could do about it. I moved. I changed jobs. It made no difference.
Everything changed when I discovered my stalker was connected to the worlds and characters I was writing about - and that they weren't as fictional or as imaginary as i'd thought. And they did not want me writing about them.
There was no going back. I kept writing and I kept running.
I am the Writer on the Run.
You can find my story serialised on my blog or wait until The Diary of the Writer on the Run: Part 1 is released. Not long now.
As my alter ego, Sarasin Shade, I've written Christmas fantasy adventure Henry Frey and the Elf King - also fast-paced and exciting. Christmas, swords, elves and snow!
My new book is Seven: The Teenage Hitman, a YA action thriller. It's the third title in the Mondial series, following on from Atticus Crayle: The Accidental Spy and The Secret Identity of Annie Banks.
They're exciting, fast-paced reads - easy to get into and not very long either. The kind of books you'd expect from a fantasist with a short attention span and a low boredom threshold. Book four is on its way.
My own (fictional) story is of a struggling writer - working a normal job by day and writing by night. But I had a secret. I was being watched, followed by someone who never left any evidence of their presence. I never saw them, but I knew they were there. And there was nothing I could do about it. I moved. I changed jobs. It made no difference.
Everything changed when I discovered my stalker was connected to the worlds and characters I was writing about - and that they weren't as fictional or as imaginary as i'd thought. And they did not want me writing about them.
There was no going back. I kept writing and I kept running.
I am the Writer on the Run.
You can find my story serialised on my blog or wait until The Diary of the Writer on the Run: Part 1 is released. Not long now.
As my alter ego, Sarasin Shade, I've written Christmas fantasy adventure Henry Frey and the Elf King - also fast-paced and exciting. Christmas, swords, elves and snow!
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