The Designer

· FriesenPress
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Charlie Martin is an idealistic young landscape architect fresh out of college. He dreams of finding ways to provide a better future for all humankind. His first client, a wealthy businessman with an international organization, offers him a parallel profession of being a paid assassin using his design profession as a cover. Charlie agrees, but he weaves the two professions together like a magician. He keeps the obvious in focus while secretly propelling his own ideals and vision into action. Charlie’s skills at designing assassinations merits his code name, the Designer, yet his real design baffles everyone including the FBI, and offers the world so much more.
Charlie Martin is an idealistic young landscape architect fresh out of college. He dreams of finding ways to provide a better future for all humankind. His first client, a wealthy businessman with an international organization, offers him a parallel profession of being a paid assassin using his d...

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About the author

Debut author Greg E. Allen is trained in landscape architecture and planning. He served in the United States Marine Corps Reserves for six years as a combat engineer at the same time as he was studying at Virginia Tech.

He wrote The Designer to explore different perspectives about how we unknowingly choose to live our lives. In so doing, Charlie Martin coaches us to become designers of our own lives.

Greg lives in Midlothian, Virginia, with his wife Janit Llewellyn, and their two dogs named Sophie and Satin Star. They have a blended family that includes Greg’s two adult daughters, Iva and Anna; and Janit’s two adult sons and their wives, Christian and Taylor; and Forrest and Caroline and their young son, Wesley.
Debut author Greg E. Allen is trained in landscape architecture and planning. He served in the United States Marine Corps Reserves for six years as a combat engineer at the same time as he was studying at Virginia Tech. He wrote The Designer to explore different perspectives about how we unknowi...

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