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Love, Death, & The After #2
Abandoned Spaces
Things Bad “Things” lurking in dark, abandoned spaces…It’s only science, right?
Love, Death, & The After: Abandoned Spaces picks up the story where Rainey and her Team, along with Kendale’s survivors, left off in : Darkness.
Escaping a late-night Nagual attack, and with her lover held together by “shoelaces and bailing wire,” Rainey encounters the secret behind the Nagual hidden within a black site lab—a secret from The Before with an inscrutable treacherous purpose in The After.
Stopping the Nagual plan is hard enough, but her team has betrayed the trust of the town’s survivors, while an attack by the Nagual’s “Maker” and his militant allies looms. When someone compromises Preston’s life, Rainey might be out of time and luck altogether.
The black site’s lead scientist puts his agenda on hold until he and his militia support team can eliminate Rainey and her team. Tesla has a golden opportunity to test his Nagual creations against an old nemesis and the geopolitical forces standing in the way of his greater destiny.
Meanwhile, the emergent Nagual, Adam and Cain, have plans of their own.
Book 2 of 3 in this four part series, “Love, Death, & The After: Abandoned Spaces” brings a science-fiction take on cutting edge bioengineering that pits the limits of romance, loyalty, and community against a violent world hell-bent on devouring it all.
Love, Death, & The After: Abandoned Spaces picks up the story where Rainey and her Team, along with Kendale’s survivors, left off in : Darkness.
Escaping a late-night Nagual attack, and with her lover held together by “shoelaces and bailing wire,” Rainey encounters the secret behind the Nagual hidden within a black site lab—a secret from The Before with an inscrutable treacherous purpose in The After.
Stopping the Nagual plan is hard enough, but her team has betrayed the trust of the town’s survivors, while an attack by the Nagual’s “Maker” and his militant allies looms. When someone compromises Preston’s life, Rainey might be out of time and luck altogether.
The black site’s lead scientist puts his agenda on hold until he and his militia support team can eliminate Rainey and her team. Tesla has a golden opportunity to test his Nagual creations against an old nemesis and the geopolitical forces standing in the way of his greater destiny.
Meanwhile, the emergent Nagual, Adam and Cain, have plans of their own.
Book 2 of 3 in this four part series, “Love, Death, & The After: Abandoned Spaces” brings a science-fiction take on cutting edge bioengineering that pits the limits of romance, loyalty, and community against a violent world hell-bent on devouring it all.
216 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 12, 2018
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C.K. Page
6 books2 followersAlso publishes as "Christopher Page"
Christopher “CK” Page wrangled a Creative Writing degree from an unsuspecting Californian university and authored & published numerous speculative fiction stories and a few novels, among other shenanigans. Christopher writes from overpopulated, under-watered California with a brilliant Mate and some Beasts (all knuckleheads of felus domesticus)—there are some grown-up Offspring somewhere—“Call yer father!” Sexy as hell, he stays fit in retirement from a career as a referee with US Soccer, CIF/NFHS, and US Lacrosse.
Christopher “CK” Page wrangled a Creative Writing degree from an unsuspecting Californian university and authored & published numerous speculative fiction stories and a few novels, among other shenanigans. Christopher writes from overpopulated, under-watered California with a brilliant Mate and some Beasts (all knuckleheads of felus domesticus)—there are some grown-up Offspring somewhere—“Call yer father!” Sexy as hell, he stays fit in retirement from a career as a referee with US Soccer, CIF/NFHS, and US Lacrosse.
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