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Apparent Power: Book One of the DiaZem Series

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A dormant gene awakens... And so does a rising world government.
Valerie Russell is the key.
Does she save her husband and son? Or humanity?

Sparks will fly in a mother's electrifying journey to stop a global genocide.

A dormant gene awakens in a quarter of the world's population, changing society overnight. Cars lose power, phones no longer function, and planes fall from the sky. Valerie finds herself stranded far from home and her two-year-old son.

Nearly one-of-a-kind as a result of The Awakening, Valerie is more than just a witness to the frantic changed individuals. She is also a key, making her invaluable to new government hell-bent on unlocking a worldwide genocide of those who were not affected by The Event.

For Good or Evil, Valerie must trek the distance with a questionable assembly of ex-military friends of the family to find her son. Valerie is faced with a moral risk failure and attempt to save the masses from the regime's deadly plot or run and preserve only the lives of her family.

Find out which she chooses in this debut science fiction trilogy!

350 pages, Paperback

Published February 12, 2019

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May 16, 2019
Though I read a fair amount of sci-fi books, this one didn't appeal to me. It didn't hold my interest and it wasn't a page-turner of a book. Why does the book cover feature the words "The Award Winning Novel". I find that tacky. If you win an award, put a sticker on the book or re-do the cover so that we can see which award was won.
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