Review: Teenage Assassin
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 29, 2014
This is a short story of a school going teenage girl, who is perfectly disguised as a cute-looking young girl, but she is a professional cold blooded murderer, who plans her moves very minutely and chooses her clients, taking all precautions from getting trapped herself. The story is interesting, though there is no clarification for this kind of behavior by the teenage girl, how she got into this profession at such a young age, and how she got trained to become a professional killer. Due to lack of this introduction, the story seems unrealistic, still it keeps you glued to the pages. This girl works on a case, but before one case is closed, second commences. Both the cases are left unfinished in this book, which leaves you with a mixed feeling of getting betrayed as well as to get the next book of the series and start reading immediately. I would recommend reading it when you have the complete series at hand. I would have given this book even better rating if it had appeared realistic to me and complete in itself.