Dawn of the Assassin

By: Bill Brewer

Narrated by: Chris Grall

Dawn of the Assassin is an action/adventure thriller in which David Diegert, a young man of mixed race from a dysfunctional family, is coerced into becoming a hitman for an immensely wealthy, powerful man.

Thrust into violent situations, he surprises everyone, including himself, with how deadly he can be.

After successfully completing trial missions, Diegert is selected for an advanced training program. The fate of the one person he loves, the reputation of his trainer, and his own life depend on his ability to prevail in the final challenge of the program, the tournament of assassins.

Fast-paced, immersive action scenes, and surprises for Diegert around every corner, Dawn of the Assassin, is sure to keep thriller fans resisting to pause.

©2019 Bill Brewer (P)2019 Bill Brewer

BREAKING THE MOLD

Descriptive, realistic action? Check.
POC Action hero who actually bleeds and FEELS emotion? Check.
Engaging story that makes you want a sequel? DOUBLE CHECK.

This story breaks the mold in terms of traditional thriller/action novels as makes you begging for more!

Entertaining Thriller!

Bill Brewer's thriller evokes many new emotions as you learn the story behind the Assassin. One minute you hate him for the horrible things he is doing and the next minute you are surprised at the compassion that he is capable of showing to those he cares about. This complex character makes you question the capacity for good and evil in all humans and how circumstances play into the path one chooses. If you enjoy mystery and intrigue you will thoroughly enjoy "Dawn of the Assassin.". I can't wait to read new books created by this author!

An Action-Packed Tale That's Worth Your Time

This book's greatest feat is it's pacing. The speed at which we dive through David's life is succinct and the momentum only slows when it is a good time for it. The author carries the reader to the destination of the dawn of a new assassin (aptly titled) and keeps them engaged every step of the way. His background in the medical field is used well in giving evocative descriptions of human action.

The narrator gives a decent overall performance. I think some character's are given voice performances that take away from the dramatics of the dialogue. One of these characters is rather important, and I feel the performance given hinders the impact of their words. This does not detract from the story, and the majority of the book is well narrated.

Overall, I quite enjoyed my time with "Dawn of the Assassin", and I am definitely interested in more books that may come out from the author. I recommend this book to anyone looking for a fresh, action filled tale.

Like watching a Super Bowl underdog take it to the big guys!

I loved this book! David is a guy you want to know. I found myself rooting for him in almost every situation. The action was so good and kept moving and my only slight disappointment was how quickly he adjusted to his new life. I wish he would have had more mental anguish in his journey. I wanted to see his good side fight harder against pure evil. Well now I’m hooked and waiting to see how he adjusts to the big stage . No giveaways here. Keep writing Bill! You are a gift!

It’s ok if you’ve run out of good ones

This was painful - the read and character voices made it almost unlistenable. I stuck with it but, no kidding, the read was just awful. The story is pretty good with the exception of the “sex scenes” - they were written like I assume romance novels are. This is probably a good genesis story but Dewey, Pike, Scot, John, Kolt, Evan, James, John Dempsey, Mitch, or a number of other characters make this fella seem like an ill-prepared Sunday school teacher. I wanted to like it but the “acting” was distractingly awful. If you have read the rest, give it a shot - just set your expectations low and hope to be pleasantly surprised.