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    Six Months to Kill
    Six Months to Kill
    Six Months to Kill
    Audiobook6 hours

    Six Months to Kill

    Written by Enzo Bartoli

    Narrated by Edward Bauer

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    About this audiobook

    A terminally ill killer has nothing to lose . . .

    When Régis is told he has six months left to live, the news leaves him numb. A gifted astrophysicist but a loner, he is resigned to dying alone and unfulfilled. But then he receives a macabre offer from a beautiful stranger that changes everything. . .

    Chloé represents an underground organisation that tracks down murderers who have escaped justice—and then kills them. And she wants Régis to do their dirty work.

    With nothing to lose, Régis soon discovers that he has a talent for killing. He devotes his remaining time to ridding Paris of the unrepentant guilty, taking more pleasure from ending lives than he ever did from living his.

    Although the clock is ticking, Régis has never felt so alive and in control. But what if he’s not as in control as he thinks? Who is really behind the mysterious organisation Chloé works for—and why have they chosen him?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    TranslatorAlexandra Maldwyn-Davies
    Release dateAug 13, 2019
    ISBN9781978671638
    Six Months to Kill
    Author

    Enzo Bartoli

    Enzo Bartoli was born in the Bastille district of Paris long before the bearded hipsters moved in. He left school at a very young age and entered the world of work in a multicultural Paris which he would later use as inspiration for his novels. His professional career saw him walk several paths—some of them surprising, to say the least. From a mechanic’s workshop to a communications agency and the bar of an infamous dive, he finally became a journalist and rediscovered his love of reading. When he was done with the classics and had made his way through a substantial portion of the bestsellers, he decided it was perhaps time to give it a go himself, and has since written several novels set in the city streets and criminal underworld of Paris.

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      The story was very predictable. I knew what was happening within a few pages, and wasn’t surprised at the “big reveal” in the end. The motivations for everything in this book were very immature. I would not recommend this book if you are looking for anything more than a casual pass the time read.