The thrilling four part spy story
"Very good..."
"[You're] doing a great job." "...I'm going to go crazy!" "Man, things are getting good." |
Darci Mendelssohn works for one of the American government’s most top secret branches, the Crypt; yet there are many secrets unknown even to her. All at once, her friend goes missing, and she finds herself in the middle of a conspiracy to upend the nation’s political stability that turns even the Crypt against her. She believes that these events are intertwined, and she knows something must be done. But is it worth risking her reputation and her job to go in alone? Pursuit could mean imprisonment for her, but disregard could mean death for many. In “Kill Code,” the author of “Oroktiv’s Dream” and the “Book from the Basement” brings a thrilling tale with action and surprises at every turn.
"She darted out the emergency exit. Emerging, she found that the base had, in one moment, become like a disturbed bed of ants. Personnel and soldiers alike scrambled about in different directions. The siren that echoed across the campus aggravated her already ringing ears. She looked to see if she could find a familiar face somewhere in the crowd so she could ask what was happening. While she was searching, the PA crackled to life. 'Code 38-B, Code 38-B,' a voice barked. 'Rogue agent. I repeat--' And everything went dark." |
