The assassin- the world's most successful contract killer- ice-cool, accurate and elusive. An anonymous professional with a unique calling card- one bullet in the head and one in the chest for each of his targets.
The Judas goat- an ex-member of the SAS, Mike Cramer is the perfect sacrificial bait. When the FBI discover the next name on the assassins hit list, Cramer is set up to take his place.
The Wild Card- Cramer's past has caught up with him. Ex-IRA extremist Dermott Lynch blames Cramer for his lover's death and he's out for revenge.
As Cramer trains for the most dangerous mission in his career, Lynch hunts down his sworn enemy. And the unknown assassin silently closes in on his target.
The players are in position for the final game....
My rating: 2.5/10
My Comment: Confusion. That is the only word i can think of to describe this novel. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood to read a book like this. But I didn't enjoy it at all. I recommend it to those who enjoy action and thriller novels.
The Rescue by Nicholas Sparks (55/100)
How do you learn to trust again?
Denise Hilton, a young single mother, is driving through Edenton, North Carolina, when her car skids off the road during a storm.
With her is her four-year-old son, Kyle, a boy with severe learning disabilities for whom she has sacrificed everything. When volunteer fireman Taylor McAden finds her she is unconscious and bleeding, but when she wakes an even more chilling truth becomes clear: Kyle is gone.
When Confronted by raging fires or deadly accidents, Taylor feels compelled to take terrifying risks to save lives, and the search for Kyle is no exception. But there is one leap of faith Taylor cannot bring himself to make- to commit to a relationship. Will this chance meeting with Denis prove any different?
My rating: 8/10
My Comment: This is the perfect book for those cold winter days, where you can just cuddle in bed with. It keeps you on your toes. Warning: you might even shed a tear or two.
The Monk who sold his Ferrari by Robin Sharma (56/100)
Over ten years ago a book was published that has since transformed millions of lives. Sharing the story of Julian Mantle, the superstar lawyer whose stunning material success masked deep emptiness within, THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI was initially printed in a small quantity but quickly grew into a word-of-mouth sensation.
Now published in 70 languages and a number 1 international bestseller, the book's simple yet remarkable powerful message of hope, inspiration and authentic success has spread across the world. This truly inspiring tale gently offers answers to life's biggest questions as well as a practical process to help you create prosperity, vitality, happiness and inner peace, moving you to live a life you will be proud of at the end.
My rating: 10/10!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My Comment: Wow! a truly inspiring novel for anyone who is seeking to better their lives. It is also full of ''quotable quotes'' that make you second guess the life you are already living. If I can finish it in one day... then so can you!
Make peace, not war
Heather McIntosh
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