Memory

Alex Lewis had a rather unusual reputation. He made his living by killing people, and he was a first-class master at this. He had no moral code, so his ruthless service made him a cruel and serious person. The killer, for the first time in a long time, doubts before the next murders can not finish what he started before the remnants of conscience. He refuses the order and has no idea how it will turn out for him. After all, now instead of a hunter, Lewis has turned into a victim. The main character is forced to fight off not only the criminal world, but also the FBI, which has long dreamed of catching a legendary criminal who has been committing bloody deeds for years. Alex is forced into hiding, but threats to his life force him to use his skills against his pursuers and make them pay for their betrayal. The problem with memory makes its own adjustments to the man's activities, confusing all plans and erasing the facets of reality. In addition to everything, except for a large number of enemies, one should not forget about the beautiful beauty that requires attention and protection from constant danger. Will he be able to cope with his enemies, settling old scores and starting a quiet carefree life.