Review: Losing choices.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2014
The writing was good, the plot, and the details of the assassination, were sketchy, but the justification for the crime had basketball sized holes in it. A man is coerced into committing a heinous act because his family is threatened, ok, I get it. But then, he kills a friend of 15 years, who happens to be governor of a state, without remorse? There was no consideration of taking his family and relocating, or better yet; using his considerable skills to kill the low life who threatened him. The choice presented him was lose, lose. He never sought to change the choices. I couldn't buy it.