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Second Chance

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“Seraph, come!” The man’s voice reverberated from within the Havana shelter, echoing from one distant loudspeaker to another. Responding to his master’s command, a peregrine falcon flew through an immense underground complex where Cuban workers loaded supplies and weapons into covert transport vehicles. The year is 2031, and Seth Macklin’s unwanted memories of darker days flood back. In a flash, he recalls the torment he suffered as an abused child, six years of incarceration, and the enmity he felt for his identical twin brother, Chance, a successful architect who struggled to help his embattled brother when they were young. Seth is no longer the deranged person who threatened to harm Chance’s wife, Cassandra, and their young daughter, Angel, thirty years ago. In the present day, his anonymous life-changing innovations in microbiology finance humanitarian operations to combat a rogue military in Havana, Cuba. Brad Genova’s bestselling novel detailing Seth’s supposed demise is featured on Angel’s talk show, Hell’s Angel. The public humiliation Seth is forced to endure when the show airs inspires a plan to reenter their lives and teach the young couple a lesson, while also providing what Seth hopes will be an avenue to achieve some degree of redemption. A dangerous game of hide-and-seek unfolds within the backdrop of a sensory-enhanced Virtual Reality Internet, the blighted area of a Havana orphanage, and a brutal militant regime. At breakneck speed, the race is on to rescue Angel and Brad from a world they could never have imagined. Action/Adventure Second © 2017 by Jerry Leake Jerry Leake’s first novel—“Sand & Ceremony”—was published in 2016.

316 pages, Paperback

Published December 7, 2016

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Good book, was a little hard to get into, confusing at times but when I figured it out it was very good
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