Review: Look past the language
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2013
This is not a book but an extremely short story.  Big Pete is a seemingly conscienceless hired killer.  His latest "hit" is requested by two men who own an adult entertainment business and the target is a pastor who is standing outside their business talking to people, some of whom then turn away from the business without making a purchase, thus eating into the profits of the men paying for the hit.As Big Pete gets ready to make the hit, Bible verses start showing up in the most unlikely of places.  These verses get Big Pete to thinking and he can't get them out of his mind, distracting him when he goes to Pastor Rick's church where the hit will take place.There is some offensive language in this book as other reviewers have mentioned.  However, one must remember that hired killers and those who hire them are not usually good, law-abiding, clean-talking, upstanding, citizens. I enjoyed the story and recommend it to those who will understand that street thugs sometimes do, in fact, use offensive language.