Son of a Gun

By Lee Ness

He was known as Eidolon - in Ancient Greek literature the name means an apparition, phantom, ghost. It is the name given to the world's most feared assassin. No-one knows who he is, where he comes from, what he looks like or even how to contact him.
Until now.

John King has lived in the shadows for a decade. No-one can find him because he has no history. Not one that could be traced anyway. He was just a normal person who chose the life he led. No government or military background to discover. He chose his own targets and always staying off the radar. He was a nobody that had a very unique skill set. That's why he became known as Eidolon.
He was a nobody.
But all that has now changed.
Someone wants Eidolon dead.
The truth was that many people want him dead, but someone has found him and now the hunter has become the hunted.
Suddenly, the loner is no longer alone. He has to rely on others for help. He has a woman he is now responsible for and feelings for her threaten his impenetrable barriers. He's left reeling by the changes. He's no longer in control and everywhere he goes someone is out to kill him to claim the $10million ransom that's now on his head.
There is only one thing he can do. Take back control and become the hunter again......

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lee Ness
• Release date: Mar 10, 2018
• ISBN: 9781370805013

Lee Ness

Lee Ness writes both fiction and non-fiction books and non-fiction articles. His first book The Sports Motivation Master Plan passes on the experience of many years coaching athletes in multiple sports. His second book, Growth: Using the Mindset Model for Sporting Success, is a mini-book aimed at parents, coaches and athletes but is now included in the 3rd Edition of the Masterplan. Lee's articles appear in Athletics Weekly, on speedendurance.com and on stack.com. Lee is Chairman at City of Salisbury Athletics and Running Club. He has written two historical novels set in Ancient Greece and three espionage thrillers.

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