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Codename Wolfhound
Goa, India, March 1968. Bernhart Smith has a head injury, he is unsure who he is supposed to kill but the photographs he has are some sort of hint. Heading to Bombay, he searches for a meaning to his existence as an assassin, and his search for his true love Charlotte. Bernhart find more confusion and fear than he could have expected in Bombay, and he still needs to find what happened to his ex-navy gunboat the Wolfhound. Set in modern times and in 1968, Codename Wolfhound will have you turning pages to discover the final secrets and answers. This story contains violence, adult language, and somewhat graphic sexual situations. (2021 - edits and typos fixed)
193 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2021
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August 16, 2020
What in the world is going on?
Things to know upfront: There is violence and adult language as well as moderately graphic sexual situations. This is the second book in the series.
Bernhart Smith awakens after a head injury. His ship is missing and among his remaining possessions are some photographs with limited information. Assuming he is still an assassin for his country, he sets off in search of the people and the places provided. This begins a series of events that has him questioning his sanity and abilities.
I enjoyed the book overall. There was something that was slightly off and would sometimes take me out of the story. Perhaps that was me and you will have a different reading experience.
Things to know upfront: There is violence and adult language as well as moderately graphic sexual situations. This is the second book in the series.
Bernhart Smith awakens after a head injury. His ship is missing and among his remaining possessions are some photographs with limited information. Assuming he is still an assassin for his country, he sets off in search of the people and the places provided. This begins a series of events that has him questioning his sanity and abilities.
I enjoyed the book overall. There was something that was slightly off and would sometimes take me out of the story. Perhaps that was me and you will have a different reading experience.
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