La femme de ménage voit tout

Freida McFadden

Description

When invisibility is insufficient protection from his enemies,

Darkmind hides in plain sight - in Ji Anna's body.

Told from Darkmind's perspective, Vaya Sage finds himself in a lethal game of wits while still disoriented from a black market brain scan.

While Darkmind reviews memories from previous bodies, Vaya Sage must determine whether or not to confront Darkmind. If he does, he risks mental enslavement - if he doesn't, he may destroy everything he's fought for.

It's a thrilling story with a great mix of psionics and AI ... Once I started listening, I couldn't put it down, deliberately went for a walk just to have more time to listen and finish the story.

Ben Toth

This was an interesting, dark short story with a unique plot. I enjoyed the depth of storytelling around the psionics and technology working together. A great blending of sci and fantasy.

Timothy Putney

This story put an end to boredom - on the edge of your seat, nail-biting, exciting read!!

Connie

I loved the idea behind this story and the way the author brought it together. I wasn't expecting this to be the pleasure to read that it was. ... the characters are intriguing and the situation is definitely something I have not read before. More, please!!!!

Sherrie L.A.

This epic sequel to Assassin Hunter is a beautiful, labyrinthine journey for Darkmind, as we witness not only his poignant experiences that shaped him but also how he sees his current situation along Vaya Sage. This story may be short with its chapters but then Drew Britney continues his amazing ability to pack his books with deep emotional journeys with philosophical wit. Highly recommended.

Lori Peterson

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