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James Patterson

Category Mystery & Thriller
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9781529159837

Rs. 880

Penguin Random House

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The Perfect Assassin

The Perfect Assassin

When Dr. Brandt Savage embarks on a sabbatical from the University of Chicago, he finds himself unwillingly enrolled in a terrifying new school. As the sole pupil, he faces relentless physical and mental training administered by his ruthless captor, who also serves as his professor. With no understanding of why he was chosen or what is expected, Savage must endure a brutal curriculum where survival is the first lesson.As Savage delves deeper into his abductor's methods, he uncovers a profound and unsettling connection between their lives, leading them toward a shared, dangerous destiny and a binding pledge: "Do right by all, and wrong to no one."Why You Should Read? Experience a high-stakes psychological thriller from a master storyteller. Unravel the mystery behind a forced abduction and intense, specialized training. Discover a complex dynamic between captor and captive with unexpected ties. Explore themes of survival, morality, and hidden agendas under extreme duress.

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ISBN 9781529159837
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000062838

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