The Opportunist is a novel about reopening a case that has been unsolved for years. The plot follows a group of friends who decide to go on a boat trip together. When their boat is found, the Coast Guard discovers only one person on board, who is accused of killing them all.
Investigations into this survivor reveal shocking facts, and forty years later, tragedies and murders resurface. A mysterious creature appears, possessing humans and mimicking their appearance and actions!
The Opportunist
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A novel that explores stories of personal struggle and ambition, exploring the development of a character who strives for success at any cost, leading to confrontations with human values.
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