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COMING MARCH 2027
Bisexual, gender-bent Bourne Identity meets grounded Project Hail Mary if the amnesia was self-inflicted.
Fans of Micaiah Johnson’s The Space Between Worlds and Emily Skrutskie’s The Salvation Gambit will love this fast-paced, science-fiction thriller.
Seeking answers is a dangerous undertaking when denying them to her captors is the only thing keeping Dr. Khansa MacGregor alive.
With amnesia far too precise to be accidental, she suspects her memory loss is a failsafe meant to protect her from the monster she created: an Interrogation Machine capable of extracting and displaying memories.
What Khansa doesn’t know is that in the depths of her mind, she holds the secrets of the rebellion’s most critically placed intelligence operative. That last mission—the one that got her captured—was for intel needed to save millions of lives.
Excerpt
Chapter Two: Khansa
Meditation doesn’t work, and I force myself to be okay with this failure. It’s one of a thousand others. But I don’t know why I’m so determined to keep Pangaea out of my memory. Pangaea who is not a country, not a landmass, or even a government.
I huff a breath.
No, Pangaea has always asserted that they are a humanitarian organization. If that were the case, it might be possible to wage war against them or keep its own insanity within one physical location. Pangaea far more closely resembles a religion. Its power comes not from possessing weapons or natural resources, but from its ability to influence the minds and beliefs of those who do. Where the roots of Pangaea run deep in the Seven Territories, there’s no separation of church and state.