Ian Howe

Hard To Kill (Kip Kenver Thriller, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Get in, get done, and get gone. Simple... or is it? Whilst on a commission protecting someone's daughter from the evil she's unaware is now free again to walk the streets, Kip and Nessa accept a simple sanction as a favour from a person of abundant importance. The two contracts aren't associated in any way. That is until Kip and Nessa ingeniously rectify that shortly before they treacherously throw themselves perilously deep into one of London's organised crime syndicates for the simple sanction. However, the more Kip and Nessa become involved, the virtual complexity increases and what was a simple sanction becomes an intricate list of marks. And with the unwelcome intrusion of Serious Crime, can the deadly duo circumvent being arrested, or is it all becoming uncontrollably problematic? How can Kip & Nessa outsmart them all to realise a satisfactory conclusion? Could you succeed? Imagine you are Kip or Nessa in their covert world of deception, danger and death, and treat your imagination with pages of passionate and breath-taking action.

430 pages

Kip Kenver Thriller Series book 2

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ian Howe
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Januar 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386596271
• Artikelnr.: 55072846

Autorenporträt

About the not so serious life's too short me.

Hi, I have spent sixty years now travelling, searching, experiencing and learning the in's and out's of human life. In spite of working hard for a living until ill health put a stop to that, I reflected upon my somewhat busy hobby history. After spending more than one and a half decades in education, apart from fishing, my hobbies included, a decade of keeping fit and martial arts, a decade of shooting small and large bore firearms and scuba diving (not with the guns), more than a decade of sailing and, although not a hobby, a decade fighting the human nemesis called cancer. After all this I am still non the wiser, and on reflection, I gave up trying to understand human life.

I did however, achieve to be gifted with three amazingly lovely children in those busy decades .

I moved to Cornwall in the 90's, deciding to stay on this planet for as long as possible. On the millennium I took the decision to retire early, (with a little help from the cancer and arthritis I might add), and then met my now tremendous second wife Sue. Spending this latter decade reading, writing and towing a caravan around the UK when the weather permits. ​

Many thanks, best wishes and good health to all.

One life, live it, enjoy. Ollie.... Ian.