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Crossover
The little gun was unlike anything Amai had ever encountered before. That was surprising. As an ex-covert agent trained in the lethal arts, she was familiar with virtually every firearm in existence. Not metal, not ceramic, but light and shiny. There were no moving parts and no lettering to indicate where or by whom it had been made. Oh, and deadly! The blue beam of light that it produced from the solid muzzle was like something from a low-grade movie, but incredibly deadly. It could kill, or burn through any material it encountered.
Even more disconcerting, the little weapon wasn't the only mystery she'd stumbled into during the past couple of months. In far away Wyoming where she'd spent the winter recovering from a bullet wound, she'd found another. Not as deadly. Actually something quite benign, but also something that shouldn't have been possible.
The unreasonableness of it nags at Amai until she's forced to investigate. She doesn't learn much, but just enough to show that something is wrong and to urge her to continue her search for answers. She also finds a clue that she decides to follow up, and as a result, she becomes allied with others with their own mystery. Their probing is what caused the deadly response, people trying to kill them with a weapon that shouldn't exist.
They fled, but Amai isn't scared off that easily. She regroups and follows up with an attack of her own. The attack reveals the possibility of something far more sinister than she would have ever considered possible.
Their attack has made Amai and her friends the subject of interest by both the government, including her former organization, and those they have discovered. The enemy is immersed in the population and spread around the world. Is there any chance the world can be saved from whatever scheme they have in place?
Even more disconcerting, the little weapon wasn't the only mystery she'd stumbled into during the past couple of months. In far away Wyoming where she'd spent the winter recovering from a bullet wound, she'd found another. Not as deadly. Actually something quite benign, but also something that shouldn't have been possible.
The unreasonableness of it nags at Amai until she's forced to investigate. She doesn't learn much, but just enough to show that something is wrong and to urge her to continue her search for answers. She also finds a clue that she decides to follow up, and as a result, she becomes allied with others with their own mystery. Their probing is what caused the deadly response, people trying to kill them with a weapon that shouldn't exist.
They fled, but Amai isn't scared off that easily. She regroups and follows up with an attack of her own. The attack reveals the possibility of something far more sinister than she would have ever considered possible.
Their attack has made Amai and her friends the subject of interest by both the government, including her former organization, and those they have discovered. The enemy is immersed in the population and spread around the world. Is there any chance the world can be saved from whatever scheme they have in place?
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First published October 1, 2014
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December 10, 2018
Invasion
This was a mystery spy invasion from a group that penetrated all levels of government. A spy on sick leave gets bored and see that her neighbors have suspicious activities going on so she investigates. She finds more than she can handle alone. Great Story
This was a mystery spy invasion from a group that penetrated all levels of government. A spy on sick leave gets bored and see that her neighbors have suspicious activities going on so she investigates. She finds more than she can handle alone. Great Story
August 28, 2015
Can I give it 6 stars?? By far one of the most enjoyable books I've read in a long time. The concept of his book absolutely amazing!! I for one-and i know I'm not along have thought (fantasized) about being able to do something and then if it doesn't work out -Back-Track so you can start again!! Oh so cool. like a human "ctrl-Z" In addition to that, having the ability to do this, and using it to Unselfishly to re-Do events so they are"corrected" to be a more positive account of events- thus the name. Stop a mass killing, discover & capture killers, stop yourself from asking a potentially confidence-breaking /embarrassing question. All together this is a fascinating book that I place up on my mantle of favorite books & hopefully the 1st of many in a LONG series to come-hint hint Bob (I know # 2 cane out since I read it, and it's as great as the first one) story line is mixing a bit of time travel (which is a favorite topic and drew me to the story to begin with.) as well as action/adventure and thriller + suspense all combined together I would definitely recommend it to everyone. Just be warned You'll be wanting more after you're done!!
August 4, 2016
This was a very good book and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The storyline started right away and it continued to build up after each chapter until you had to keep on reading to find out what was going to happen next. It was very action packed and a lot of fight scenes from beginning to end.
The first chapter starts with Sue and her boyfriend Brad watching a marathon that Sue's best friend Anne is participating in. As Anne gets to the last part of the race she collapses and dies instantly which shocks and confuses Sue and Brad. Anne's death doesn't sit right with Sue and she starts to investigate Anne's Death. There search ties into Amai's mystery which is all tied together in a plot they could have never imagined.
I loved the story line and the author did a great job.
Overall it was a very engaging story and the author left the door open for another book to be written. I'll definitely be watching to see if another one is in the works.
I won this book for free for an honest review.
The first chapter starts with Sue and her boyfriend Brad watching a marathon that Sue's best friend Anne is participating in. As Anne gets to the last part of the race she collapses and dies instantly which shocks and confuses Sue and Brad. Anne's death doesn't sit right with Sue and she starts to investigate Anne's Death. There search ties into Amai's mystery which is all tied together in a plot they could have never imagined.
I loved the story line and the author did a great job.
Overall it was a very engaging story and the author left the door open for another book to be written. I'll definitely be watching to see if another one is in the works.
I won this book for free for an honest review.
June 26, 2015
Excellent book!
Crossover is about an invasion of people from an alternate Earth who need to vacate their Earth because of instabilities in their Sun. The instabilities will cause it to die out making it impossible for life to exist on the planets of their solar system.
After discovering a way to tunnel into our world, they ruthlessly develop the technology and biological weapons to wipe out our version of humanity, leaving the planet available for them to take it over.
But the people on our Earth weren't the pushovers they thought we were.
Crossover is about an invasion of people from an alternate Earth who need to vacate their Earth because of instabilities in their Sun. The instabilities will cause it to die out making it impossible for life to exist on the planets of their solar system.
After discovering a way to tunnel into our world, they ruthlessly develop the technology and biological weapons to wipe out our version of humanity, leaving the planet available for them to take it over.
But the people on our Earth weren't the pushovers they thought we were.
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