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Nicholas Sharp is a killer musician... literally. Shooting someone from a rooftop five hundred yards away is a skill you don’t forget, no matter how hard you try. Nicholas Sharp ought to know; he’s tried hard enough. Now he’s found a new life and a new skill set, and best of all, nobody dies...until they do. When a close friend and her young child are kidnapped, the former Marine sniper is threatened with blackmail. Unresolved forces from his past claw at his very existence, pushing him into a dark corner where choice has no place. But Nicholas Sharp isn’t a man you want to leave without options. He’ll come at you with all he’s got. In a breath-taking game of cat and mouse spanning three continents, the former sniper risks everything in an attempt to save the lives of those he loves. When the stakes are raised, Sharp digs in. When faced with chemical weapons falling into terrorist hands and betrayal at every turn, Sharp pushes back harder. When an assassin’s sights lock onto the spotlight, Sharp steps boldly into it. Suddenly death has an audience… and a soundtrack. A lone figure, with almost no chance of success, all Nicholas Sharp has to do to survive is walk away… …or stay and wage the fight of his life. Killsong introduces the Nicholas Sharp series featuring high-octane international thrillers packed with action, suspense, and engaging characters. If you’re a fan of Brad Thor and Robert Ludlum, you’re going to love Nicholas Sharp. Reader Praise for the Nicholas Sharp thrillers: Wow!! I simply just kept reading, I was hooked pretty much from the start, and can't wait to read more. Emotions run high, as does the suspense. A clever mix of two totally different worlds. I really enjoyed the sniper-musician-reluctant-warrior character. Without a doubt, this is a cracking novel... the story keeps at you in leaps and bounds! Full of action all the way. Just brilliant! Exceptional story with characters you'd want to know. I love Lee Child and now have another author who is just as good. Holy cow! This was my first Nicholas Sharp book and it was awesome...