December 10, 2020
Sanction Four A Novel
by Kurt Winans FICTION | THRILLER | POLITICAL | ESPIONAGE Hardcover w/Jacket | ISBN 9781643971667 | $26.95 | 200 pages 9 h x 6 w | Carton Qty: 26 Trade Softcover | ISBN 9781643971674 | $14.95 | 232 pages 8.5 h x 5.5 w | Carton Qty: 32 Also available in: Ebook | ISBN 9781643971681 | $7.99
Summary___________________________________ With her guaranteed freedom from a lengthy federal prison sentence as the lure, a woman in her early thirties is recruited to become an assassin of four sanctioned targets.
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Kristen Royce, a former lieutenant in the United States Navy who has been disgraced via treason and placed in federal prison with a fabricated identity, is given the opportunity to balance out her previous wrongdoings by working alongside Secret Service Agent Heath Bishop as they pursue and attempt to kill specific individuals. Although Heath is aware who ordered the sanctions and why, Kristen, who has now become Madison Sinclare, is kept in the dark.
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Author Bio Within the course of his high school years, Kurt wrote articles for the school newspaper before embarking on his university experience as a journalism major. After eighteen months along that path, Kurt spent a semester backpacking through Europe on a few dollars a day just as many in his age group had done. The multiple cultures, history, art, and languages throughout the continent made a lasting impression on him, which fueled his desire to explore even more of what was out there. Kurt subsequently left university life behind him and began a few different careers that enabled him to live in and discover what various regions of the United States had to offer. Unable to escape the allure of his writing or storytelling, Kurt quickly began to develop journals of his adventures. Those scribblings provided him with an excellent foundation for future reference, and once he began writing them, he never stopped.