β Scribed by Daniels, Amabel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Taken to a Xol lab, Cassidy prepares to meet the one woman whoβs never wanted her. Itβs not clear why the scientist requires her now, but she hangs on to two hopesβthat Luke has gotten away and is safe, and that the vial of genetic material theyβd fought to protect is destroyed. Life isnβt fair, but she pushes aside the cruelty of losing Luke so soon after finding his love. Survival, however it may come, is imperative, because she refuses to fail in ending the diabolical βcure.β
Stranded in Mexico, Luke must contact the one person heβs always wanted to keep from danger. It doesnβt take much to convince his brother to be his backup in rescuing Cassidy from Project Xolβs team, and soon, the brothers follow her trail. Even with the help of the billionaire whoβd once funded the research, it seems impossible to take down such a corrupt team hellbent on unethical experiments and producing something that can change the world forever.
Despite the odds against them, they can only fight until the end, hoping they have made it in timeβ¦
Given is the final book of the Project Xol series.
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