How It All Starts
People were greedy power power-hungry animals, and if you weren’t like them, then either, A you were used and abused until you died or B, became like them. At least tha...
Desperate Experiments (Book 6)
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Summary
All Natalya wanted to do was help people. Use her ability to stop others from suffering and maybe find a little peace in their life. Something her young life never had, but her gifts and abilities have made her a target. Too late to back out, Natalya now finds herself in deep with a dangerous corporation that will push the boundaries of experimentation and human advancements to an extreme that is more than unethical. She unwillingly becomes the peacekeeper of dangerous beings with abilities no one could truly believe. Genetic experiments created from things Natalya knows not. What she does know is that trauma bonds people in good and bad ways. The subjects might be kept separate from each other but that doesn't mean they don't have a bond. That they aren't planning things against those who control their bodies, minds, and lives. Getting through to them proves something difficult. That is until she meets a subject named O8. The second she meets his blood-red eyes, she knows this one. This is the subject who controls what the others will or won't do, the ring leader. It seems clear that he will not be swayed easily if at all. Finding a way to save and free more than one life is something Natalya learns might cost you your own. Especially when you let your heart start feeling things it shouldn't for someone you aren't sure you can trust. Book 6
- 1How It All Starts
- 2Experimental Wing
- 3The Twins
- 4Trust Nothing They Say
- 5The Unique Doctor
- 6The Red Eyed Patient
- 7It's Not a Game
- 8At Every Opportunity
- 9Their Only Ally
- 10Fighting For Them
- 11Small Changes
- 12A Crack in the Armor
- 13Voices in Your Head
- 14Whispers of Change
- 15The First Reward
- 16A Bit About Natalya
- 17Concerning Behavior
- 18Unexpected Moment
- 19Not So Stable
- 20A Warning to Behave
- 21Unhinged Actions
- 22The Way You Act
- 23Feeling More Than You Think
- 24A Glimpse of Danger
- 25The First to Jump
- 26Because You Can
- 27What Feels Good
- 28An Enemy You Don't Know
- 29Not Quite Right
- 30Rescue Team
- 31What Your Made Of
- 32How Fate Works
- 33What's In A Smile
- 34What Seems Unimportant
- 35Coming Storm
- 36A Final Straw
- 37Stolen Moments
- 38Scars You Can't See
- 39A Little Paranoid
- 40Lining Up Dominoes
- 41How Hard Evil Tries
- 42Delicate Balance
- 43Forces at Work
- 44Finding All the Pieces
- 45Planning
- 46Dangerous Issues
- 47Out Of The Way
- 48Twenty-Five Minutes
- 49Aftermath
- 50No One Left Behind
- 51Escape
- 52Finding Your Place
- 53In the Shadows
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