A. R. Moler

Fragmentation (Division P, #10) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Shea Bradshaw wakes up after a party with memory loss, ill and in someone else's bed--and there are two more people in the bed with him. Shea is Navy EOD, on detail in Norfolk after the death of his partner during the defusing of an IED in Afghanistan. Shea's head is not in a good place; he's suicidal. In addition, his telekinetic abilities seem to be reacting badly to his emotional stress. Like his brother Cam, Shea is psi. He keeps it a secret, though it can't stay that way much longer. Every flashback and emotional crisis results in severe TK incidents.

Lynn Bayliss is an ex-military interrogator with issues of her own. Skip Monacheke is a State cop. The two of them have a "friends with benefits thing" going on and they like to share occasionally. When they rescue Shea from a drugged drink at that party and then can't get any sort of coherence from him, they take him home; they have no idea what they are about to let themselves in for. There are secrets and psi all around. Shea needs help and Cam, Shea's brother, has Division P as a resource. But someone's gunning for Division P and it all gets tangled together. Can three people find their way to each other in the middle of chaos and crises?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: A.R. Moler
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370184170
• Artikelnr.: 49413558

Autorenporträt

A.R. Moler is a chemistry professor at a community college, a homeschooling mom and an avid science fiction fan. She is a devotee of first hand research for her writing whenever possible and to this end has - learned to fire a handgun, been rappelling, ridden with both EMS and the police, flown a helicopter, bought a motorcycle and learned to ride it. She has traveled to nearly all the places where her stories are set and taken hundreds of photos for documentation. She has been writing since her high school years, but only recently has become published. Her website can be found at http://armoler.com