The Professional Corpse

by Sean Arthur Cox

Overview

Jamie is an immortal face-changer over ten thousand years old, and after several centuries of aimless living, he's starting a new business: impersonating people with prices on their heads, and dying in their place. He even has his first client. Billionaire entrepreneur and retail CEO, Bill Thompson. Olivia is a twenty-three year old with a unique skillset, one learned at her adopted father's side, and after years living rent free, she's finally earning her keep in the family business: contract killing. She even has her first target. Billionaire philanderer and retail CEO, Bill Thompson. With both fledgling careers on the line, one of the most highly trained killers in the world will square off professionally against a man who cannot be killed. It's going to be a rough first day at the office for both of them.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781536829402
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	12/25/2017
Series:	The Departed , #1
Pages:	192
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.41(d)

About the Author

Sean Arthur Cox is the author of New Tricks, which is a self-published tongue-in-cheek fantasy novel that is rated better than any novel without an editor has a right to be. He has also already written drafts for the next two books in the Corpse series, which he hopes to clean up and push out in the next few years. Self-publishing aside, he has made some choices in his life that have led him down roads he would never have expected. He's worked jobs he didn't even realize existed. He's worked jobs he never in ten thousand years would have thought he'd do. He spends what little free time he has not working at home with his family and friends playing board games, card games, and games where his kid stands in the middle of the kitchen and claims she's hiding and he'll never find her. When he's not doing any of the above, he's probably making props or world-building for RPGs and future novels. When he's not doing that, he's waking up before five a.m. in hopes of getting half an hour's writing in before the work day starts. In his perfect world, his work day would start when he sat down to write.