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Adversaries
Life after the devastating biological terrorist attack that decimated the White population in the US is beginning to recover as Tzu Lin Kwan is finally able to deliver her precious cargo of herbs to her scientist father. Or is it? The virus may be mutating, spreading to infect those previously immune. Tzu Shin and his fellow scientists—and now Kwan—are literal prisoners of the US military. The White supremacist army of the demagogue Gabriel has invaded St. Louis. And the Chinese assassin Piao knows where to find his targets. Kwan and her friends Valery, Eddie, and San are ready to fight to the death to defend their recovering world. The question Are courage and determination enough?
233 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 8, 2020
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Lyndi Alexander
23 books93 followersLyndi Alexander always dreamed of being able to handle the drama and intrigue in everyday life.
She lives as a post-modern hippie in Asheville, North Carolina, a single mother of her last child of seven, a young adult daughter on the autism spectrum, finding that every day feels a lot like first contact with a new species.
She lives as a post-modern hippie in Asheville, North Carolina, a single mother of her last child of seven, a young adult daughter on the autism spectrum, finding that every day feels a lot like first contact with a new species.
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September 26, 2021
Full disclosure- I know the author through writing group.
The final installment in the trilogy really delivers! Lin, the heroine, learns how to assert herself, through a tense climax and satisfying conclusion.
But what I really love about this series, in general, and this book, in particular, is that the “evil” we fight isn’t some external threat like monster, aliens, or demons. And it’s not monolithic. Even the “most free” country has the potential to be oppressive, and the supposedly most righteous can be the most depraved. We fight small battles for freedom, justice, love, and harmony in our daily lives - here those battles are mode epic.
Another thing I like about this series is that every character feels real and natural. I especially like that a shy girl is the hero! Her shyness comes through without her being flat or boring. She’s very complex actually and smart.
Overall I greatly enjoyed the whole series.
The final installment in the trilogy really delivers! Lin, the heroine, learns how to assert herself, through a tense climax and satisfying conclusion.
But what I really love about this series, in general, and this book, in particular, is that the “evil” we fight isn’t some external threat like monster, aliens, or demons. And it’s not monolithic. Even the “most free” country has the potential to be oppressive, and the supposedly most righteous can be the most depraved. We fight small battles for freedom, justice, love, and harmony in our daily lives - here those battles are mode epic.
Another thing I like about this series is that every character feels real and natural. I especially like that a shy girl is the hero! Her shyness comes through without her being flat or boring. She’s very complex actually and smart.
Overall I greatly enjoyed the whole series.
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