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Reviewed by Alma Boucher for Readers' Favorite
In Jimmy Ray Conner's The Assassin's Vendetta, a woman was brutally assaulted twenty-five years ago by an American diplomat at the US Embassy in Rabat, Morocco. Recently, the US government received a threat indicating that an organization had contracted a highly skilled assassin to interfere with the upcoming presidential election in the United States. This assassin, a former Foreign Legion member, was notorious for executing lethal shots from over a mile away. Beverly Kalakmanis, one of the top senior agents of the Department of Homeland Security, was appointed as the lead officer for this operation. Beverly was teamed up with Roberto Rizzo, a Secret Service agent, to aid in the investigation. Beverly and Rizzo’s objective was straightforward: prevent a professional assassin from taking out an American presidential candidate.
The Assassin's Vendetta by Jimmy Ray Conner took me on a thrilling ride filled with politics, scandals, hidden truths, and danger. I was captivated from the very beginning to the end. The action kicked off immediately and continued until the end. The story was fast-paced, and, with all the twists and turns, I was constantly surprised by what happened next. The tension kept me on the edge of my seat, eagerly flipping through the pages. The writing style was captivating, making it easy to immerse myself in the unfolding drama. The characters felt real, each with their distinctive backgrounds. Beverley and Rizzo made a fantastic investigative duo, perfectly balancing one another. The story was skillfully crafted and exceeded my expectations. The conclusion was unexpected, and I was caught off guard by it.
