Code Name: Camelot

About the book

Having witnessed the murder-suicide of his parents when he was just a child, Noah now suffers from a type of PTSD that has left him devoid of emotion, conscience, and the ability to function as a typical human being. With the support of his childhood friends, he learns to observe those around him and imitate their actions, masking the fact that his mind functions more like a carefully programmed computer. This program enables Noah to pass off as normal, setting unmistakable boundaries of right and wrong for himself.

As a young man, Noah discovers a sense of purpose in the U.S. Army and excels as an outstanding soldier. However, when his self-imposed rules are challenged by the cruel actions of a superior officer, Noah finds himself deemed disposable, falsely accused of crimes, and facing the threat of execution. Resigned to his fate with no hope of clemency, Noah's logical mind accepts his impending doom.

But sometimes, appearances can be deceiving, and a lifeline is thrown to Noah. His emotional void, the very trait that shaped him into a formidable soldier, catches the attention of a covert organization called E & E. They offer Noah a chance to survive by utilizing his unique skills - to become the deadliest assassin the world has ever seen.