The Killer

About this book

In a post-war society grappling with moral ambiguity, "The Killer" by J. T. Oliver delves into the shadowy world of murder for hire through the eyes of private investigator Ernest H. Smith. This gripping short story presents a chilling exploration of ethical dilemmas, where the lines between right and wrong blur in the pursuit of profit. Readers will encounter stark themes of justice and betrayal, as Smith navigates a treacherous landscape filled with complex characters and unforeseen consequences. Ideal for students of crime fiction and civic activists interested in the moral implications of violence, this narrative invites reflection on the human condition and the choices we make when faced with dire circumstances. Prepare to question the very nature of morality in this compelling tale.