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The In-Between, Vol. 1

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Terror Management agents Gann and Somerfield are some of the best, but this new investigation will test their limits as it leads them through a twisting conspiracy that stretches between dimensions and into a sinister battle of cosmic proportions.

On September 11, 2001 a mysterious spacecraft of unknown origin dubbed “WTF432” appeared in Earth’s orbit and fired a beam of energy, striking the planet’s surface. In the aftermath, dimensional fractures or “rips” in space-time appeared throughout the world. These rips expel torrents of reality-distorting energy and are used by malevolent entities to travel between dimensions. The Terror Management Agency (TMA) was formed to track, investigate, and contain rip related phenomenon.

In this dimension, this was the defining moment of 2001 . . . the twin towers never fell.

Now, the long dormant WTF432 is active again, transmitting a signal to a remote town in California’s Mojave Desert. The TMA sends bright and earnest Charley Gann and her razor-witted partner, Saoirse “Free” Somerfield, to investigate. Eyewitnesses are reluctant to talk, local law is evasive, and the only evidence is a meandering trail of blackened footprints leading into the badlands . . . The In-Between follows our pair of reluctant heroines as every clue reveals another layer, exposing a cosmic struggle for control amongst a clandestine energy company, a doomsday cult, and the trans-dimensional entity they worship.

96 pages, Paperback

Published May 17, 2022

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March 31, 2025
A futuristic society combined with Western and Eldritch elements. Two agents are sent to investigate disturbances in a small desert town that wants to cover them up. I'm not sure if I was missing details, but the story was quite confusing or missing something including a general direction. There's not enough characterization to relate to the characters. There is a small veteran/rookie dynamic, with the rookie missing her mom, but it all feels disparate and disconnected. I could probably do one more volume to see if it actually goes anywhere.
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April 20, 2023
Overall mystery is intriguing but the characters (one more than the others) feel fresh out of a modern marvel movie
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