Death Warrant - Johnston, Bryan
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Frankie Percival is cashing in her chips. To save her brother from financial ruin, Frankie--a single stage performer and mentalist who never made it big--agrees to be assassinated on the most popular television show on the planet: Death Warrant. Once she signs her life away, her memory is wiped clean of the agreement, leaving her with no idea she will soon be killed spectacularly for global entertainment. After years of working in low-rent theaters, Frankie prepares for the biggest performance of her life as her Death Warrant assassin closes in on her. Every person she encounters could be her…mehr

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Frankie Percival is cashing in her chips. To save her brother from financial ruin, Frankie--a single stage performer and mentalist who never made it big--agrees to be assassinated on the most popular television show on the planet: Death Warrant. Once she signs her life away, her memory is wiped clean of the agreement, leaving her with no idea she will soon be killed spectacularly for global entertainment. After years of working in low-rent theaters, Frankie prepares for the biggest performance of her life as her Death Warrant assassin closes in on her. Every person she encounters could be her killer. Every day could be her last. She could be a star, if only she lives that long.
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Bryan Johnston, Creative Director for a Seattle-based creative agency, is an 11-time regional Emmy Award winning writer/producer of local network television and worked as an on-air movie reviewer for ten years. He is the author of several books and has written for numerous magazines and websites. He currently lives in Seattle, Washington with his wife, two kids, and one very large Goldendoodle. He is a devout movie lover, sports fan, and avid reader. He hopes the Seattle Mariners make it to the World Series before he dies. He's not holding his breath.