Hitman: Enemy Within by William C. Dietz
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Book Reviews of Hitman: Enemy Within
Book Review: Nice book
Summary: 4 Stars
I really enjoyed this book, I was not expecting much when I picked it up and saw the low price.
The author was unknown to me aswell, however this book has been quite interesting and I really liked the way the character progressed.
The plot is rather shallow, but it didn't bother me that much.
The action and emotions of 47 were well written and I found them to be in line with the personality I was expecting.
The childhood parts were also very amusing and offer some more insights into the hitman experiment.
I hope to see more Hitman literature soon.
Book Review: Fast Read, Entertaining Story
Summary: 4 Stars
If you're a fan of the Hitman games, you will most likely enjoy this book. The author took aspects from the game and incorporated it into his writing so it reads the same as the game plays.Book Review: Hitman review
Summary: 3 Stars
I had watched the movie, Hitman, and had questions after it was over. So, I looked on Amazon to see if there was a book that the movie was taken from. I found the book, which had evolved from a video game apparently.
I enjoyed the book but it did not have exactly the same story line. It did answer a few of my questions about the origin of the assasin but it left more questions. So, I have to check and see if there are more books in this series as it seemed apparent to me that sequels could definitely be written. The story line was intriguing and I was entertained through the entire book. It is a fast paced and exciting adventure story.
Book Review: Which came first, script or novel?
Summary: 3 Stars
I would bet the script was written before the novelization. This book did not hold up to Mr Dietz's usual standards. Gratuitous nude scenes, one dimensional characters, and obvious plot points detracted from the story lines.