Once Upon a Crime: Catching up with Hell
Aug 2014 · Partridge Africa
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Iskar Kekere is barely four years old, as his entire family is eliminated by criminals - slaughtered, raped and killed as he watches. He therefore grows up with only one aim in life vengeance. He grows up in the streets and due to his ruthlessness becomes a criminal Don as a teenager. Involved in all possible criminal undertakings, he kidnapped, assassinated, brutally and sadistically killed, sold drugs as well as humans and ran prostitution rings amongst others. He soon becomes the most prolific bank robber. Now the most feared criminal, he kidnaps the president of his country and his family just for the fun, while killing all his female friends girl friends, fiances and wives Ike, the one-man army and hero of all the assignment series of novels is unleashed on him by the government. In mind tingling and action packed episodes that involved foot-to-the-pedal car chases, gun fights and the most fantastic hand-to-hand combats, he is taken out together with his entire gang. Peace returned after that to the benefit of the law abiding citizens.
About the author
This is a fiction novel written after about twenty others by a writer who loves reading and writing. A son of a missionary and a Pharmacist by profession with the life guiding policy of not taking things too seriously, doing ones best and leaving the rest to God. A Nigerian by birth and an American by naturalisation, I presently live in Nigeria my country of birth. I still move between the two countries.
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