On the look out for a second career I’m definitely a fan of ‘occupational’ books….prison nurse, war doctor, paramedic memoirs, the secret barrister ...... for an idea of what the job entails and whether I can be arsed re-training…so naturally this book caught my attention as a career option. I need you guys desperately. My babies (4) were taken away from me by social workers that hate me for no reason and there was no any problem and it was like arranged that they take from me all i care about. I have job now and i want them to kill them and burn their entire building down possibly with a bomb so they can no longer do harm to any parent that truly wants only her children and family. I am ready to work all my life only for this revenge that destroyed my life and made me an abomination in my area.

I was intrigued though, right from the get go. The title drew me in and I needed to satisfy the morbid curiosity of this hidden world. It was an entertaining book, and interesting to listen to, but weirdly didn’t hit the mark (no pun intended) as much as I thought it would. I still enjoyed it, and I’m glad I listened to it (I had the audiobook) but I can’t quite put my finger on it! It’s poorly written, at times eyebrow-raisingly unbelievable and other times actually reaches laugh-out-loud levels of incredulity. I don’t like fantasy as a genre, but feel I’ve been duped into reading a fantasy novel by suffering through this one. Loved it! Its strange. At times I thought this couldn't be real. This is supposed to be a true account of a hitman. Then I thought well actually it does seem plausible the "accidental" deaths and to a degree it's justified serial killing. The author found a crime to fit his needs and that was killing. Its simular to how Dexter kills people who kill. Taking out societies trash. Righting wrongs through elimination. Then finding a job that works. Its simular to how serial killers find a job to facilitate their killings. Albeit Ted Bundy, travelling sales man to fulfill his need to murder women from state to state.Regarding his life of crime, sometimes the coincidences are too strong to just brush aside and you’re left wondering how much of this is true. You get the feeling that any detective with a serious desire to find this person could do so, since there are so many personal clues to who this man could be, but it’s wise to assume some of the details were changed for that reason. Hey you can call me Johnson. I’m interested to become a trained hitman just for a purpose to help my country, I will be glad if you can train me or help me straighten this country.

And now, I've decided to come clean and seek atonement for my life as a murderer and one of the most covertly dangerous men alive. The writing style goes between overly formal and very casual, so that it's pretty clear it's not written in a genuine 'voice'. The writing is also clumsy, and riddled with cliche phrases and tropes that make you very aware you are reading amateur crime fanfiction. It's repetitive and contrived with sections with the author's wife, and the way they interact makes no sense and is completely unbelievable. you probably wont be able to spend all that hard earned money anytime soon. no high life for you since you need to keep a low profile.

First i need you to calm down and relax , think about him the one who rape you will be bring bad memory and big scar if you couldn’t forget it and through this with your family and friend This book is intriguing, and although not what I thought it was going to be. I would recommend this book, although the subject matter is hard going, it is written in such a way that it is easy for you to understand and also see how this happened! This is an account of a life lived between our world and a shadowy underworld of criminals… a life lived under the radar of the law… a life lived in death. keep in mind not to do too many contracts in the same area or even country. guess i dont need to tell you that..but its the reason most ppl get cought. Cons: Anon is not gifted in writing, it is 100% in his voice, as if we are sat down the pub. Did he have an editor? A ghost writer would have gone a long way tbh.

corruption is wide spread and almost anyone is buyable or has a pressure point (one of the reasons you need good intel) I've been a killer for hire for more than twenty years now, but life as a fulltime professional assassin has never been easy. Hitmen are largely linked to the world of organized crime. Hitmen are hired peoplewho kill people for money. Notable examples include Murder, Inc.”And now, he has decided to come clean and seek atonement for his life as a murderer and one of the most covertly dangerous men alive. I actually enjoyed this book so much more than I thought I would. I’m always a little hesitant about reading memoirs or something that may cross over into non-fiction but it had been staring at me from my huge pile of books for a while so I thought I’d give it a whirl and I actually I was hooked. A fun and easy read. The main character is interesting not only because of his life's story but because of his deep introspective nature and attention to details, which helps to paint a vivid image. Being from Brazil myself, this character’s ties there and his short time spent in Brazil seemed very genuine and kept me reading. His early years are well explored, but not to the point of overkill. can perform specific tasks on victims (rape, torture, etc). I once had a guy simply want his ex girlfriends face washed with acid so she’d be ugly

Becoming a hitman means you have to start in the easiest level before coming as a pro. You would need to require proof if you were to sign up especially in a deep web. Other than that, you also need to be smart enough to perform a hitman’s task and have good built or training. I feel like I’ve completed a service to the public on completing this book. I’ve suffered through it so you don’t have to. I’m a 16 year old boy an I want to be trained to be a hitman in the USA.I live in south africa.And i’ve been inspired by the movies i’ve been watching,I can do anything to become a private assasine hitman in usa.please HELP.Interesting to get a glimpse of the other side of the story. The author does a very good job of showing the human side of his profession. He goes someway to answering an age old question, what makes a good hitman?