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After waking up in the morgue of an abandoned sanitarium, Rey has only a toe tag to her name and no recollection as to how she got there.
With a country staggered by a global war called the Long Winter, she finds herself in a city under martial law and a government now split into two authorities known as the Western Order and Eastside Republic. In a nation divided with only pockets of civilization, laws have been altered so that defiant personalities are rewritten by a regimen described as "the permutation".
Though her memories are fractured, Rey is forced to choose a side when she is caught in the middle of a civil war between the governments and an organization calling themselves the Vorpals. Before long, Rey is labeled an enemy of the state and a terrorist herself, and must embrace her past if she has any hope to unearth her stolen identity from the Chancellor of the Western Order.
They say that time heals, and the truth will set you free. But as Rey unearths who she is and why she awakened in that morgue, she will learn that she is connected to both sides of this blood-spattered coin, and her role in it all will beg to question if the truth is a skeleton she wants digging out of the closet.
After waking up in the morgue of an abandoned sanitarium, Rey has only a toe tag to her name and no recollection as to how she got there.
With a country staggered by a global war called the Long Winter, she finds herself in a city under martial law and a government now split into two authorities known as the Western Order and Eastside Republic. In a nation divided with only pockets of civilization, laws have been altered so that defiant personalities are rewritten by a regimen described as "the permutation".
Though her memories are fractured, Rey is forced to choose a side when she is caught in the middle of a civil war between the governments and an organization calling themselves the Vorpals. Before long, Rey is labeled an enemy of the state and a terrorist herself, and must embrace her past if she has any hope to unearth her stolen identity from the Chancellor of the Western Order.
They say that time heals, and the truth will set you free. But as Rey unearths who she is and why she awakened in that morgue, she will learn that she is connected to both sides of this blood-spattered coin, and her role in it all will beg to question if the truth is a skeleton she wants digging out of the closet.
- GenresScience Fiction
388 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 21, 2014
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About the author
R.R. Washburn
4 books7 followersR. R. Washburn has been an aspiring writer ever since her first grade teacher gave her class paper and pencils and told the kids to write stuff.
Between several drafts, she has authored nine unpublished novels, as well as several short stories and novellas ranging between urban fantasy, science fiction, supernatural, and horror.
Currently she is a recovering office mule from the cubicle barnyard that is technical support. She also resides in Portland, Oregon where she has lived all her life.
If you want to find out more about Washburn's current, upcoming, and future projects - including the next installments of the PROJECT SERAPHIM Series - check out her website at:
http://rrwashburn.com
Between several drafts, she has authored nine unpublished novels, as well as several short stories and novellas ranging between urban fantasy, science fiction, supernatural, and horror.
Currently she is a recovering office mule from the cubicle barnyard that is technical support. She also resides in Portland, Oregon where she has lived all her life.
If you want to find out more about Washburn's current, upcoming, and future projects - including the next installments of the PROJECT SERAPHIM Series - check out her website at:
http://rrwashburn.com
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