The Fugitive

The Fugitive

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Apr 8, 2019
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The average human being walks past a murderer 36 times in their lifetime. One murder makes a villain. Millions, a hero. --- Nick Sievers is back, alone and trying to establish himself in Canada. But the FBI hasn't forgotten Nick's name. Old grudges never die, and with them old loves. Nick discovers that the very thing that broke him can be undone, and will go to extreme lengths to fix it. Vincent Huxley has escaped, but it turns out he was always part of a larger organization. This mysterious group has bigger plans now, though, and Nick will need the help of a friend that may or may not be alive. Sequel to The Hitman. --This story is on an indefinite hiatus. Thanks to everyone who has followed Nick this far!-- The amazing cover is by @TeddyTheAwesomeBear
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