Mutant Assassin

Becky Anyanwu

Sinossi

In a world where allegiances are tested and destinies intertwine, three lives converge in a tale of danger, passion, and choices.
 
Philip Browne is no ordinary man; he's a mutant assassin bearing scars from a tumultuous past. When he's tasked with protecting the innocent Ava Hayes from the clutches of Zane Zadiach, the infamous heir to the Blue Skeletal cult, Philip finds himself torn between duty and a burgeoning affection for Ava.
 
As Zane pursues them under the grandmaster's orders, Philip must grapple with inner demons, external threats, and the tempestuous feelings he can no longer suppress. Soon, choices must be made, battles fought, and destinies realized, and their lives will change forever.

Disponibile da: 30/08/2023.

Lunghezza di stampa: 182 pagine.

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