Wrong Man Down

<p><strong>Millie Henshawe-intrepid smart-talking gay ex-GI-is the field agent (hired gun) for Continental Removals LLC in Boston a niche firm catering to very special clients. Millie's well-honed skills are tested when the unexpected happens and the hired gun becomes the target! </strong></p><p><br></p><p>Written in the style of the noir film Get Shorty Wrong Man Down is an explosively funny story with a surprising twist. The plotline and pacing are excellently crafted creating an unforgettable tale of death and destruction. Filled to the brim with gunplay explosions and laugh-out-loud situations this brilliant novel is a must-read for fans of noir fiction.</p><p>Professional assassin Millie Henshawe has had better days. Her newest contract demands that she do away with a man at an international airport. Even worse the client changes the venue at the last minute placing her in a dangerous position. Inevitably things head south forcing Millie to take matters into her own hands incidentally involving a civilian in the hit. In a bizarre turn of events her hit's body goes missing and his identification is found on a distinctively different unidentified body. The client is complaining that she didn't fulfill her contract and is coming after her. A target is now on her back and Millie finds herself in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse. Can she use her ingenuity and experience to turn the tables?</p><p> <em>-Susan Sewell Readers' Favorite</em></p><p><br></p><p>Masinton's whip smart dynamic heroine a hired gun is the driving force behind Wrong Man Down the first book in the Millie Henshawe series. Gay self-assured and with a crackling wit she never hesitates to assert-Millie is an immediate draw for readers. The novel has a compellingly twisty nicely measured storyline ultimately delivering a high energy character-driven work of crime fiction. The prose is top-notch with succinct polished descriptions a balanced approach to exposition and page-popping dialogue. <em>-The BookLife Prize</em></p><p><br></p><p>Jerry Masinton's amazing heroine Millie Henshawe hired gun and wry observer of the absurd in complete possession of the intimate knowledge necessary for her deadly work is the embodiment of a modern ideal-a woman who is disciplined unimpeded by sentiment or guilt and fearless. Wrong Man Down with its combination of irony and dark humor is also a great deal of fun. <em>-Susanna Moore author of My Old Sweetheart In the Cut The Big Girls and Miss Aluminum  </em></p><p><br></p>