Taken to a Black Ops location off the coast of Louisiana, Staff Sergeant Jason "Ransom" McIlwain and his team are dropped into a surreal world of cyberterrorists, gateways between alternate planes of existence, and saving the world from an otherworldly entity known simply as Corruption. Learning to navigate this new world where vampires, shapeshifters, and elves are real, Ransom and his team are soon fighting forces on both sides of the veil. To complicate matters more, Ransom discovers that his girlfriend and her friends ...
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Taken to a Black Ops location off the coast of Louisiana, Staff Sergeant Jason "Ransom" McIlwain and his team are dropped into a surreal world of cyberterrorists, gateways between alternate planes of existence, and saving the world from an otherworldly entity known simply as Corruption. Learning to navigate this new world where vampires, shapeshifters, and elves are real, Ransom and his team are soon fighting forces on both sides of the veil. To complicate matters more, Ransom discovers that his girlfriend and her friends are somehow mixed up in it all. Caught between his honor and his love, Ransom is forced to choose. Will he be able to live with his choice? A powerful post-apocalyptic shifter series for fans of Ryan Westfield, Nathan Jones, and Kyla Stone. Cover designed by MiblArt
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Tapestry of Worlds, Part Two: Running and Gunning by Hadley Thorne
Tapestry of Worlds, Part Two: Running and Gunning by Hadley Thorne is a young adult adventure story that I truly enjoyed reading. I was pulled in from the beginning and couldn�t stop reading till I finished. It�s a fast paced story packed with magic , suspense and adventure. The characters are well developed and made me feel like I was on the adventure with them. I would recommend reading the first book if you haven�t already but this can be read as a standalone . Get ready to be taken on quite the adventure and find out what happens next. I highly recommend reading this book. I can�t wait to read more from this Author.
