M.W. Taylor
TEENAGE ASSASSIN: Episode 3
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(M.W. Taylor July 25, 2013)
Teenage Assassin is a Serial Fiction Series. Just like your favorite tv shows, serials are stories published in episodes. Each episode of Teenage Assassin is approximately 10,000 words or 40 pages.
Eight episodes make a "season," which are then compiled into a compilation for readers who prefer to devour the season all at once (like watching your favorite series on DVD!).
This serial currently contains four episodes out of an estimated eight for Season 1. New episodes will be delivered approximately every two weeks.
BACKGROUND
Alisha Black is described as a fixer by her clients.
Details on her past are sketchy at best.
She is highly sought after by individuals with high level threat and personal problems that are outside of the normal operational boundaries of law enforcement.
Her age, far from being a problem, is perhaps one of her best job assets as her work history has shown.
HIRE
At her discretion ONLY.
If you do not possess Ms. Black's contact information, then she does not wish to speak with you.
If you have her contact information, then you also know the procedure.
FBI STATUS
Ms. Black is unknown to the FBI.
There is currently an on-going investigation into several deaths that the FBI thinks may be related to a single source, but there is nothing connecting them to Ms. Black at this time.
CIA OPERATIONAL STATUS
Ms. Black is unknown to the CIA as far as her particulars and personal information are concerned.
The CIA has made attempts to contact her in so far as they have attempted to contact the assassin they believe is responsible for several domestic terminations.
The CIA's interest is purely from the standpoint of a potential employer, not from the standpoint of a pursuer.
HOMELAND SECURITY
Home Land Security is currently unaware of Ms. Black or any of her operations to date.
FAST 411
You've never met anyone like Alisha Black, Teenage Assassin. Cute and innocent, with that "kind of girl any guy would be happy to take home to Mom and Dad" look, she's seventeen and deadly. Look for a new episode every two weeks or sooner!
Eight episodes make a "season," which are then compiled into a compilation for readers who prefer to devour the season all at once (like watching your favorite series on DVD!).
This serial currently contains four episodes out of an estimated eight for Season 1. New episodes will be delivered approximately every two weeks.
BACKGROUND
Alisha Black is described as a fixer by her clients.
Details on her past are sketchy at best.
She is highly sought after by individuals with high level threat and personal problems that are outside of the normal operational boundaries of law enforcement.
Her age, far from being a problem, is perhaps one of her best job assets as her work history has shown.
HIRE
At her discretion ONLY.
If you do not possess Ms. Black's contact information, then she does not wish to speak with you.
If you have her contact information, then you also know the procedure.
FBI STATUS
Ms. Black is unknown to the FBI.
There is currently an on-going investigation into several deaths that the FBI thinks may be related to a single source, but there is nothing connecting them to Ms. Black at this time.
CIA OPERATIONAL STATUS
Ms. Black is unknown to the CIA as far as her particulars and personal information are concerned.
The CIA has made attempts to contact her in so far as they have attempted to contact the assassin they believe is responsible for several domestic terminations.
The CIA's interest is purely from the standpoint of a potential employer, not from the standpoint of a pursuer.
HOMELAND SECURITY
Home Land Security is currently unaware of Ms. Black or any of her operations to date.
FAST 411
You've never met anyone like Alisha Black, Teenage Assassin. Cute and innocent, with that "kind of girl any guy would be happy to take home to Mom and Dad" look, she's seventeen and deadly. Look for a new episode every two weeks or sooner!
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