The Silent Season is a neo-noir novel about a contract killer who starts asking the wrong questions: about his work, his world, and himself. When he accepts a job that spirals into something far more personal, he finds himself caught between loyalty and conscience, survival and guilt. With every step deeper into the underworld, the line between justice and complicity begins to blur.
This is not a tale of redemption. It’s a story about how systems break people, how violence seduces, and how even the most hardened killer might still carry some sliver of hope, or delusion. Set against a collapsing society of corporate rot and weaponized empathy, The Silent Season explores themes of identity, power, and moral ambiguity through sharp dialogue, visceral action, and a creeping sense of philosophical unease.
Written in a voice both brutal and introspective, The Silent Season offers no easy answers. Instead, it drags the reader through blood and choices, asking one central question: can you save the world without damning yourself?