I Am A Hitman: The Real-Life Confessions of a Contract Killer

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Let’s just point out right away that becoming a hitman is a bad idea. Killing people is bad, killing people for money is worse. So there. Here’re the why and why not’s. 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.Some parts really irked me - such as calling his accomplice H (gave me real James Bond vibes which isn’t great for something that is trying to convince me it’s a true story). Some of the lines were also super corny (a key example is when he mentioned how “the movies didn’t lie to you”. Please just stop.) I was expecting it to not be a particularly true account, but it was so poorly researched, so badly written, and so poorly edited that I honestly kept reading just to see how bad it could get. From the outset, its discouraging those wanting to follow in his footsteps or use this as a ‘manual’. There’s no gory, blow by blow retelling (if you’re expecting this, you’ve come to the wrong book), but instead, is a recounting and retelling of his life and those he’s killed (which is done with a surprising amount of sensitivity).

Having created the killer persona, Gary soon finds himself becoming more and more immersed in Ron, adding further, chameleon-like layers of disguise and character traits to mirror whoever is about to be stung. However, things become really complicated (in true film noir style) when "Ron" is approached by a femme fatale, Maddy (beautifully played by Adria Ajrona who also adds a delightfully a kooky sexy edge as well as a tender vulnerability). As the sparks between the two begin to fly during a hilarious but flirty exchange, Gary, who is clearly enjoying himself as Ron, finds himself conflicted. Dare he. As Ron, continue with the sting and have Maddy arrested for plotting to murder her husband? Has the flirtatious exchange caused Maddy to betray some regrets about what she is doing? The chemistry between Powell and Arjona is a pleasure to witness. Both actors bring out the best in one another and it is thrilling.corruption is wide spread and almost anyone is buyable or has a pressure point (one of the reasons you need good intel) you need good intel..how do you get that …no clue to be honest. mb some fake phonecalls..mb darknet. gather information the old school way. Thank you for your contribution to the world at the cost of your safety. I wish you all the best and enjoyed all your references to the forest. I hope you find peace there once and for all as your eternal resting place & may your family retain their safety. It was very sad to read about your demoralizing upbringing (including H's progression) and very relieving to have read you managed to keep your wife in the end.