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After a mission gone terribly wrong, Lumi finds herself even more isolated than ever before. Overcome with frustration and angst, she strikes out on her own - but in doing so uncovers secrets that may have been better off staying hidden. With the world falling down around her, Lumi turns to the one person in her life that never lets her down and in the process makes a startling discovery.
About the Psalms of the Apocalypse series:
A spectacular economic and social collapse has plunged the world into a tumultuous new era of international conflict fueled by charismatic, ultra-nationalistic political superstars hellbent on upending the established world order. As the global hegemony has been thrown into total disarray, the nature of warfare and diplomacy has devolved from the broad-scale, multilateral military conflict of past centuries into a petty game of tit-for-tat defamation, blackmail, and assassination.
At the center of these war games are generations of genetically engineered humans, designed to obey, serve and kill. Once publicly lauded and widely deployed, these weapons are now highly illegal and used only in secret by an elite few to push their own agendas, silence their opponents, and carry out personal vendettas.
This is the world that Lumi woke into, six months ago, a scientific triumph and part of the newest and most secret generation of super weapon known to conspiracy theorists as Generation Y. Kept in isolation in a prison hidden in plain sight on the sun kissed coast of Southern California, Lumi lives to kill. With only the voice in her head to guide her, she cuts her way through anything that gets in her way until she comes into contact with another Gen Y and loses her footing in her already precarious reality.
After a mission gone terribly wrong, Lumi finds herself even more isolated than ever before. Overcome with frustration and angst, she strikes out on her own - but in doing so uncovers secrets that may have been better off staying hidden. With the world falling down around her, Lumi turns to the one person in her life that never lets her down and in the process makes a startling discovery.
About the Psalms of the Apocalypse series:
A spectacular economic and social collapse has plunged the world into a tumultuous new era of international conflict fueled by charismatic, ultra-nationalistic political superstars hellbent on upending the established world order. As the global hegemony has been thrown into total disarray, the nature of warfare and diplomacy has devolved from the broad-scale, multilateral military conflict of past centuries into a petty game of tit-for-tat defamation, blackmail, and assassination.
At the center of these war games are generations of genetically engineered humans, designed to obey, serve and kill. Once publicly lauded and widely deployed, these weapons are now highly illegal and used only in secret by an elite few to push their own agendas, silence their opponents, and carry out personal vendettas.
This is the world that Lumi woke into, six months ago, a scientific triumph and part of the newest and most secret generation of super weapon known to conspiracy theorists as Generation Y. Kept in isolation in a prison hidden in plain sight on the sun kissed coast of Southern California, Lumi lives to kill. With only the voice in her head to guide her, she cuts her way through anything that gets in her way until she comes into contact with another Gen Y and loses her footing in her already precarious reality.
35 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 17, 2017
About the author
J. Blackshear
9 books9 followersI'm a writer! I write in a variety of different genres, but I'm partial to science-fiction, science-fantasy, slipstream, speculative fiction, and space westerns. My work examines social constructions and political movements, speculates about the future, and tests the boundaries of the human condition.
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