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Caged
No matter how far they run, the past is the one thing no one can escape.
And this time, the consequences are deadlier than ever.
As he attempts to reforge the life he lost and dissuade the increasingly suspicious Rebecca, Paul Cross discovers a new rival in Kayde who, in his search for his sister, threatens to burn everything Paul has built to the ground. Meanwhile, Bradie Lam meets a surprising new ally amidst an uphill battle against the justice system, and Natasha finds that, even in her newfound freedom, she still has to fight to keep the darkness at bay.
In Caged, the second installment in the Ebon Sky Series and the sequel to the pulse-pounding Branded, Natasha, Paul, Bradie and Kayde face the ramifications of their choices as they fall deeper into the snare of the human trafficking industry and live with its effects. But when their demons finally catch up to them, who will still be left to face the music?
And this time, the consequences are deadlier than ever.
As he attempts to reforge the life he lost and dissuade the increasingly suspicious Rebecca, Paul Cross discovers a new rival in Kayde who, in his search for his sister, threatens to burn everything Paul has built to the ground. Meanwhile, Bradie Lam meets a surprising new ally amidst an uphill battle against the justice system, and Natasha finds that, even in her newfound freedom, she still has to fight to keep the darkness at bay.
In Caged, the second installment in the Ebon Sky Series and the sequel to the pulse-pounding Branded, Natasha, Paul, Bradie and Kayde face the ramifications of their choices as they fall deeper into the snare of the human trafficking industry and live with its effects. But when their demons finally catch up to them, who will still be left to face the music?
366 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 9, 2018
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C.T. Daniels
4 books3 followersC.T. Daniels is a poet, playwright, and author who has been writing for more than ten years. He studied the art of storytelling at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst under playwrights Will Power and Marcus Gardley. Since then, he has turned his attention to giving voice to those in our society who do not have one of their own, particularly those involved in the scourge of human trafficking.
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