The Fall of Vivaldi - Bunzel, Reed
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One year after shutting down the murder-for-hire outfit known as the Greenwich Global Group, retired assassin R¿nin Phythian now is pursuing justice for the victims of his crimes, while seeking vengeance against those who engaged his services. Known the world over for his lethal mental skillset," Phythian's unique extrasensory competence still makes him "the deadliest man alive."

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One year after shutting down the murder-for-hire outfit known as the Greenwich Global Group, retired assassin R¿nin Phythian now is pursuing justice for the victims of his crimes, while seeking vengeance against those who engaged his services. Known the world over for his lethal mental skillset," Phythian's unique extrasensory competence still makes him "the deadliest man alive."
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Autorenporträt
Reed Bunzel is the author of a half dozen crime novels and thrillers, as well as several nonfiction books. He also is the author of BunzelGram, a weekly newsletter that focuses on mysteries and thrillers both in print and on the screen. A former media industry executive, Bunzel was editor-in-chief for United News and Media's San Francisco publishing operations, overseeing the weekly publication of The Gavin Report and Gavin.com. Earlier in his career he was editor-in-chief of Streamline Publishing's Radio Ink and Streaming magazines, as well as an editor at Radio & Records and Broadcasting magazine. Additionally, he served in an executive capacity at both the National Association of Broadcasters and the Radio Advertising Bureau. A graduate of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, Bunzel holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Anthropology, cum laude. A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, he resides with his wife Diana in Charleston, South Carolina.