City of Vengeance
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Sierra Rico is a legendary killer, trained from childhood to become the perfect assassin for South America's most ruthless drug lord. But after having his whole world ripped apart by a vengeful rival, Sierra is desperately trying to escape with his life. Now he is relentlessly being hunted by the drug cartel that raised him, as well as past adversaries, professional hitmen and an old nemesis who refuses to die until Sierra has suffered up to his last breath.

Kenji Kojima is a spoilt young heir to a worldwide Yakuza criminal empire, betrayed by his own jealous brother in a bloody rebellion to seize power. On the run and cast aside by the very men he was meant to one day lead, Kenji must shed his lazy playboy persona and become the warrior he needs to be in order to slay his traitorous brother and take back what was stolen from him.

Fido is a mysterious vigilante without a past or a home he remembers as his own. He has dedicated all facets of his life into hunting down a psychotic posse of killers who left him for dead. He kills without mercy, seeking not only vengeance, but also the answers as to why he was targeted.

In Panama City, Panama, a thriving metropolis brimming with corruption and on the brink of a massive international gang war, the fates of these three men will crash together in an epic tale of redemption, bloodshed and bullet-riddled vengeance.

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Shameless author review here. Yep, it's a thing. I am my own harshest critic, but I believe this story to be brilliant. And trust me, I'm not the only one. I have recently been to the future with a time travelling device and I have brought back some of the feedback my hit novel received from some of the world's most respected reviewers:

***That Random Blind Guy Who Lives in a Train Station Bathroom called it "The single greatest work of fiction he has ever seen!" and he fixed his blind eyes just so that he could "read the damn thing!"

***The New York Times fired their entire roster of journalists and started printing fiction just so that they could "Print Easy Tiger's masterpiece".

***Roger Ebert's clone called it an "action-packed spectacle that will have action-junkies the world over squealing in giddy delight!"

***The Pope references it in the new bible because it was "just that damn good!"

***Hollywood are fighting over the rights to a screenplay because it is a "action-packed thrill-ride in a fictional world filled with unlimited potential."

***President Trump Jr has made the work compulsory reading for all High school students as he considered it a "masterpiece of action literature unseen since Shakespeare".

***The novel also saved the global economy from Covid-19 as "90% of the world's population have rushed out to buy themselves a physical copy".

So there you have it. Your enjoyment of this work is guaranteed. So go ahead and give it a go!

If you don't trust me, trust in the future.
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Now this....this is a true breath of fresh air. I admit that as I slog through these endless stories plagued with writing I would be generous to call amateur, I have developed a certain preconception regarding the quality of stories available on this website.

But this? This has truly humbled me. The writing is easily several leagues above most of the popular power fantasies that litter this site. The atmosphere and emotion depicted is crisp and to the point. Honestly, I would put the quality of writing over even most published paper-back young adult fiction.  

The transition to Henry Ortega's encounter with the apologetic killer was amazing. The closing paragraph of the prologue leaved me wanting more.  Phenomenal work.
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I'm really compelled by horror and thrillers so this was definitely up my alley!

Writing Quality: The author has a forceful way of making compelling scenes. Incredible storytelling with generosity given to the reader using fleeceable vocabulary.

Story Development: The story is well-organized and a lot of the decisions made by characters both protag- and antag- have meaning. Emotional rollercoasters, are the only explainable metaphor, as you'll never have a dull moment in this series.

Character Design: In my opinion, all the characters in the series are humanified in some way. Some show greed, wrath, compassion, or sympathy that give the reader a connection whether they're someone you've grown to hate or love.

World Background: The world is personified well, and is deeply engaging as I can see myself in the Lost Continent along with the characters of the series. Excellent imagery and personification by Easy_Tiger.

An excellent read for those interested in a thriller, action-packed adventure with tons of danger around every corner!
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A hidden gem that shines with darkness captivating its audience the more you read, sending a shiver down your spine at the dark writing style. The action is fantastic, the characters interesting, and I don't just mean the main one. While there is some spelling error, nothing is lost and could be easily fixed. I really look forward to more releases.
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Wow!! it's amazing.
I mean the way the whole storyline is written and the way everything is explained. Chef kiss !
totally hooked , I was able to  imagine the plot in my head which to me is the best part of writing a story.
I will recommend this book to whoever read this review.
all the best and good luck.
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Oh god. This novel is freaking awesome.

The chapters are nicely named, the prologue, even though it was an info-dump, was written so well that it didn't feel like that at all.

The writing quality is superb, and I loved how everything created a sense of tension, from the first chapter.

The only things I'd suggest to change are the words "A few years from now". Usually, these words aren't used for describing something that is already happening (in the story timeline, the future is the present), so perhaps change it to something like "In the year 20XX". Just a suggestion, though.

Otherwise, great work!
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