What would you do for your children? Including the one you're carrying? What wouldn't you do? Amanda 'Mandy' knew in her heart she would do anything and everything she could for her family. She'd give her life if it meant saving one of children. Good thing Mandy doesn't need to die for them. The price of her soul is enough. Releasing in 2024, this psycholigical thriller will have you on the edge of your seat rooting for her.
THE JOB
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Keep your enemies close . . . and your target closer.
Sam has the skills of a ninja, the patience of a sniper, and the ruthlessness of a mercenary. Trained to give an Oscar-worthy performance at a moment's notice, Sam must infiltrate the mark’s life to take away everything they love, ruin their reputation, and then leave them alive to suffer.
Quitting the organization wasn’t planned . . . a line was crossed; a killer with ethics. Now Sam’s father figure wants revenge—only this time, it’s personal. One final job . . .
The details get blurry when Andrew Donovan, the mark, is found to have a secret of his own. One, even his wife, Dr. Leigh Harris, who is fast-tracking a revolutionary cancer treatment to help save millions of lives, doesn’t know about. Leigh becomes Sam’s target—remove everything Andrew Donovan loves.
How close can Sam get without raising suspicion? Find out in the suspenseful thriller, The Job, released March 30, 2021.
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"This story is fast-paced, very detailed, and packed with action. Saleh offers a fine blend of science and mystery to deliver an entertaining and smart narrative. Saleh's writing style is clear, immediate, and cinematic. Readers will feel immediately immersed in the events as they unfold." booklife PRIZE - Critic's Report
“The Job will keep you on your feet wanting to read what happens next.”
Robert Basilius Hayek
“OMG, this book is amazing! Kept me on my toes the whole time. And the ending....WOW!!! Didn't see that coming!”
T. Smith
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“What an engrossing read! I was on the edge of my seat, still trying to guess who was after Dr. Harris, until the very end.” D. Dove