To Kill A Stranger

Harry is a former professional soldier down on his luck, a tramp on London's streets and, like so many other ex-servicemen living rough, preoccupied with finding something to eat. When an old comrade offers him a second chance and a great deal of money to do what he's best at - killing strangers - it seems like a no-brainer. 


Only this time it isn't for Queen and Country, but a covert organization that's been privatized along with some much else of Britain's once proud public services. At first all goes well, but Harry realizes too late that shooting defenceless, unarmed civilians in London's well-heeled West End is a far cry from combat in Britain's 'small wars' in the Falklands, Iraq and Afghanistan. 


Harry discovers too late that he has a conscience. To refuse a contract is turn himself into a target. He must deceive his new employers if he's to survive and continue to enjoy a lavish lifestyle as a professional hitman, but it's only a matter of time before Harry is found out and transformed from predator into prey in an explosive showdown in the Scottish Highlands.