The Vacationer

Barron Bennett believed he was finally escaping the relentless grind of New York City. Twenty-five years of hard work, of juggling menial jobs and saving every penny, had finally culminated in this: a dream vacation in Antigua. The turquoise waters, the pristine beaches, the luxurious resort – it was a world away from the concrete jungle he called home. But paradise, as Barron soon discovers, is often a deceptive façade. His idyllic escape quickly transforms into a deadly battlefield when he’s thrust back into a life he’d seemingly forgotten: that of Agent Triple 0-5, a top assassin for a covert militia known only as “The Unknowns.” Suffering from amnesia following a near-fatal explosion, Barron struggles to reconcile his present reality with the echoes of his deadly past. His amnesia is not merely a plot device; it is a critical element that shapes his personality, his actions, and his relationships with his teammates. The fragmented memories, the recurring sense of unease, the flashe