Vigilante by Claude Bouchard

The assassin calmly crouched down over the body and carefully wiped the blade on the dead man’s jacket. He then pressed a button on the knife’s handle, causing the blade to disappear and slipped the weapon into a pocket. Returning to a standing position, the vigilante turned his attention to Eileen.

“Miss, I believe that you should be on your way. I am truly sorry for any inconvenience these gentlemen may have caused you and I promise they won’t ever do it again.”

Vigilante by Claude Bouchard

Summer of 96 in Montreal and a popular killer known as the Vigilante is on a spree, his victims, those who engage in criminal activities. Following 16 murders in 6 months, Lieutenant Dave McCall, head of Montreal’s Special Homicide Task Force is without clue or lead until an electronic message is received from the assassin himself. Failure in tracing the origin of the email leads McCall to request the assistance of CSS Inc., a security firm specializing in computer and communication networks and headed by EVP and COO, Chris Barry. As murders and emails continue, the two men join forces to bring the popular killer to justice. But whose justice will prevail? Theirs, or the popular Vigilante’s?

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You Can Astral Project too

The Astral Avenger by Kerry Morgan.  What a GREAT premise for literature!  The Astral Avenger is about assassination by an assassin avenger that astral travels – The Astral Avenger is astrally awesome emerging literature!

You Can Astral Project Too

“An everyday woman with extraordinary powers astrally travels and speaks with the dead in The Astral Avenger. Angela Mystique, paranormal assassin extraordinaire, delivers justice for innocents the world has forgotten. With an unnatural ability for astral travel, and the uncanny ability to psychically read and interact with the dead, Angela’s clients find her after their deaths and ask her to kill the people who led to their demise. Now Angela’s best friend has been murdered, and it’s up to her to find them and deliver vengeance for the one person she loved most in the world.”

The Astral Avenger by Kerry Morgan

Check out The Astral Avenger and other assassination literature in Click My Lit’s assassination literature section. Maybe we’ll soon need an astral project section too for more astral project literature.

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Shiva’s Messenger starts in 1963 Dallas but the view of the Kennedy Assassination is not the same as history shows.  The novel shows another assassin as the second shooter on the grassy knoll.  The novel plot then jumps to today where the Kennedy assassin has raised and trained a son.  Great novel plot and a fantastic twist on the Kennedy assassination.  Here is a segment from Shiva’s Messenger by Russell Twyce:

Quickly and smoothly, movements drilled to muscle memory, Jeff pulled his Mannlicher-Carcano assassination firearm from its cradle under his jacket.  The assassin knew the reasons or at least he believed he did.  ‘I couldn’t be better prepared for this action.’  Pulling the rifle butt into his shoulder, the assassin canted his head over the weapon to bring his eye directly behind the gun sight.

His index knuckle tensed on the trigger.  He was aware even of the knurl ridges, like a course fingerprint in the meta

l.  With a steady eye and finely tuned hand coordination, Jeff the assassin tracked a bead on President Kennedy’s forehead.

But Kennedy isn’t the only president in this assassination novel’s plot line crosshairs. A current president is the assassination target for a next-generation assassin.

Shiva’s Messenger by Russell Twyce

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Is there anything better than assassination literature.  I’m into assassination literature because, well, who really likes a politician anyways?  Sometimes when reading assassination literature, I’m secretly cheering for the assassin.  LOL, but it’s just assassination literature and my inner thoughts don’t affect anything.

Oops! Maybe I manifest assassination?

So far at Click My Lit, I feature two literature books on assassination.

One is historical literature: Chasing Lincoln’s Killer. Chasing Lincoln’s Killer is a historical account of the Lincoln Assassination.

The other is Shiva’s Messenger. Shiva’s Messenger is a fiction that supposes there was a second shooter on the Dallas grassy knoll and that he has trained his son for the purpose of committing another assassination.

Lincoln sssassination non-fiction literature – Chasing Lincoln’s Killer, or assassination fiction literature – Shiva’s Messenger.  Take your assassination literature pick.

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Shiva’s Messenger

Author Russell Twyce takes our imaginations for an interesting journey into the spirituality of an assassin and an assassin’s mind. The novel begins at the Dallas assassination where we’re introduced to an assassin who isn’t listed in the history books. He is the second shooter on the grassy knoll. (THIS IS FICTION ONLY.) We follow this assassin’s actions on that day in Dallas and we feel the betrayal that he’s been subjected to. But that’s just the beginning–the scene jumps to today.

The Dallas assassin has been in hiding since Kennedy’s assassination. He has raised and meticulously trained his son to follow in his assassin’s shoes. The new assassin sets out on a quest to assassination that his father has assigned but though he’s been trained by a master assassin, the youth comes into his own spirituality.

Shiva’s Messenger tells an interesting story but the insight into an assassin’s mind and his spirituality is the ‘gravy on the meat’. By the end of the novel, I understood the young assassin’s mind very well and I found myself actually agreeing with him somewhat.

Shiva’s Messenger is an excellent read and sadly suffers from the self-published dilemma of not having the readership that it deserves.

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