Something has been taking children for centuries.
A Navy SEAL is on a collision course with the CIA—and something far darker.
The Takers never meant for humanity to find the truth.
They underestimated one man.
When eight-year-old Lizzy disappeared without a trace, the only witness—her best friend Max—was found alone in the woods, disoriented and unable to explain what happened.
Twenty years later, Max Dregar is a former Navy SEAL and covert CIA operator—broken by war and buried in guilt. Combat and whiskey are the only places he can outrun it.
When a reclusive tech savant brings him classified data and a theory too disturbing to ignore, Max is pulled into a world that reopens every wound he thought he’d buried.
As the past claws its way into the present, Max must confront the shadows that have stalked him since childhood—and the terrifying possibility that what happened to Lizzy can’t be explained by anything known to mankind.
The truth will shake humanity to its core.
Genre: Science Fiction
A Navy SEAL is on a collision course with the CIA—and something far darker.
The Takers never meant for humanity to find the truth.
They underestimated one man.
When eight-year-old Lizzy disappeared without a trace, the only witness—her best friend Max—was found alone in the woods, disoriented and unable to explain what happened.
Twenty years later, Max Dregar is a former Navy SEAL and covert CIA operator—broken by war and buried in guilt. Combat and whiskey are the only places he can outrun it.
When a reclusive tech savant brings him classified data and a theory too disturbing to ignore, Max is pulled into a world that reopens every wound he thought he’d buried.
As the past claws its way into the present, Max must confront the shadows that have stalked him since childhood—and the terrifying possibility that what happened to Lizzy can’t be explained by anything known to mankind.
The truth will shake humanity to its core.
Genre: Science Fiction
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