A FOUR PART SERIES BY BILL BREWER
““A ruthless hitman with a troubled past, whose only beacon of light is his mother, Diegert is a character that emblazons such an array of characteristics that will leave no reader indifferent.””
“If you like reading that is fast and powerful, you don't want to pass this one up”
- Jeffrey Miller
BOOK 1: DAWN
A tough, but desperate guy must choose to take lives or lose his. The decision he makes will impact the world’s power elite and the one person he loves. He can contemplate all he wants, but his choice will be made in a split second.
BOOK 2: BLOOD
A reluctant hitman must stop the destruction of the world’s economy, and the murder of his kidnapped mother, both orchestrated by a vile and treacherous power monger.
BOOK 3 : CODE
Ripped from poverty and thrust into wealth, David Diegert gains more than money, he finds hope. His desire to no longer be a man of violence does not coincide with the plans of his benefactor. Loyalty and belief collide when an assassin doubts his ability to continue to kill on command.
BOOK 4 : FACE
David Diegert faces the fleeting nature of identity by crossing a line that changes how people will forever see him. But when he falls for the lovely Julie Kellerman, can the world's deadliest assassin find love in his heart, while keeping secret his violent past?
"Action, adventure, intrigue, daring escapes… and a dose of
redemption
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bill Brewer’s stories engage readers through characters forced to find within themselves the strength to persevere. A hero’s journey is always fraught with moral, social and psychological challenges. Surmounting these obstacles are the elements of storytelling that Bill Brewer incorporates into his writing.
Bill Brewer teaches Human Anatomy & Physiology at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Adventure, peace and camaraderie, are found in the outdoors when hiking, biking and paddling in the Adirondacks and around Rochester.
“ Some people kill out of anger, while others do so out of self-defense. And then there are those who kill for the money. David, for all his flaws and issues, is somewhere in the middle of all three—though he never enjoys taking a life.”