β Scribed by Adam Stemple
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
It only took one good deed to start the apocalypse. Itβs going to take a whole lot of bad ones to stop it.
Ellie Buchman just wants to be a reporter. Instead, sheβs stuck as a weather girl at a small Midwest news channel. But one phone call changes everything.
βMeet me in an hour if you want to save the world.β
Now sheβs on a mission to find Lucas, a scientist with a terrible secret. But powerful forces donβt want that secret getting out, and theyβve sent an unstoppable hitman to silence him.
And then things get so much worse.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
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