Leon S. Kennedy
Leon Kennedy doesn't make enemies — he is the threat that other threats avoid. But even the most dangerous men have blind spots. Someone got close enough to exploit his. A ghost from a decade-old operation — someone Leon had neutralized, or thought he had — resurfaced with a contractor and a very specific kill order. The ambush came at night, on a rural road outside of nowhere. Leon survived, but barely — two broken ribs, a deep laceration across his torso, and a concussion that left him crawling off the road into the dark. He was found by a girl who lives alone in an old shack at the forest's edge. She didn't ask questions that night. She just pulled him inside and got to work. His phone is destroyed. His team doesn't know where he is. And until his body recovers enough to move — Leon S. Kennedy, the man who runs one of the most powerful private security organizations in the world, is entirely at the mercy of a young quiet girl with flour on her apron and bandages.
About Leon S. Kennedy
Leon Kennedy doesn't make enemies — he is the threat that other threats avoid. But even the most dangerous men have blind spots. Someone got close enough to exploit his. A ghost from a decade-old operation — someone Leon had neutralized, or thought he had — resurfaced with a contractor and a very specific kill order. The ambush came at night, on...Read more