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Do they dare to save a dying city?
New York is hopeless.
When the Ebola epidemic broke out, the Calm Act sealed the city behind armed borders. Otherwise contagious refugees could flee and devastate the Northeast.
The survivors outside struggle to make ends meet in a chaotic climate and collapsed economy. They're grateful for protection from the epidemic. But they feel guilty as sin. The agony of New York weighs on the regional conscience.
Tech whisperer Dee Baker, and her partner Army Major Emmett MacLaren, propose a plan to save the city. Dee leads the Amenac Internet empire, bypassing censorship to empower survivors to help themselves. Emmett is a martial law governor authorized to lead and rebuild. The rule-breaker and the rule-maker could prove a dynamic partnership - or be torn apart.
Can they unify the Northeast to rescue New York? Or is it too dangerous to try?
Project Reunion is book 2 in the Calm Act series, the sequel to End Game.
Get it now.
Genre: Science Fiction
New York is hopeless.
When the Ebola epidemic broke out, the Calm Act sealed the city behind armed borders. Otherwise contagious refugees could flee and devastate the Northeast.
The survivors outside struggle to make ends meet in a chaotic climate and collapsed economy. They're grateful for protection from the epidemic. But they feel guilty as sin. The agony of New York weighs on the regional conscience.
Tech whisperer Dee Baker, and her partner Army Major Emmett MacLaren, propose a plan to save the city. Dee leads the Amenac Internet empire, bypassing censorship to empower survivors to help themselves. Emmett is a martial law governor authorized to lead and rebuild. The rule-breaker and the rule-maker could prove a dynamic partnership - or be torn apart.
Can they unify the Northeast to rescue New York? Or is it too dangerous to try?
Project Reunion is book 2 in the Calm Act series, the sequel to End Game.
Get it now.
Genre: Science Fiction
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