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Meet Khadijah Khan, A Sexy, Rogue Assassin With A Conscience

Published Sun, 06 Jul 2014 17:00:00 -0500

A.G. Fielder writes for Bleeding Cool:

One deadly woman. One masochistic man. She's hired to kill, and he's on her hit list. Who…will…survive? The moment you realize that you are no longer the hunter, you become the prey.

Meet Khadijah Khan, a sexy, rogue assassin with a conscience, who on an impromptu trip to the edge of the Dead Sea realizes that she is no longer interested in killing diplomats, dictators and billionaire businessmen for hire. Instead she'd rather take the life of the unscrupulous tycoon who turned her into the psychopathic killer that she is today – Dawud El-Hashem. He seduced her, trained her and took her eye out of her head leaving her to be nothing more than a severely damaged, one-eyed assassin.

Author, A.G. Fielder explains the philosophy behind lifting the lid and exposing the weaknesses of power elite like Dawud El-Hashem: "Much like his band of female assassins, El-Hashem is broken, emotionally damaged and weak. A lot of this stems from him being one of the castaway children of India's partition period – he was the product of a rape. Add that to a complete lack of a relationship with his mother, and you get a severely damaged man. His "mommy" issues play an important role on how he views and treats women – Khadijah Khan in particular. Khadijah is not some psychotic nobody, nor is she a scorned harlot. Once upon a time she was a candidate for a doctorate degree in Middle Eastern studies, that is until El-Hashem came into her life," she began.

"We're talking about a highly masochistic individual who enjoys the challenge of breaking these women emotionally through seduction. It's all some twisted game to him, but somehow in Khadijah he's met his match. Hers is a story about vengeance. So in the "Wrath of Khan" he's engaged in psychological battle with her while in "The Name is El-Hashem" he's on the run, playing a deadly war game with powerful empires that seek to destroy him. Who will survive? It's up to the reader to find out!" Fielder concludes.

There is a Kickstarter.com campaign to raise funding for the project with a percentage of the proceeds from the project going towards autism research. For more information on "The Corporation" check out the Kickstarter page or head over to Tumblr and experience The Corporation for yourself.