Praesidium
Book One - Shadows in the Wind
by McKinley Aspen
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Pub Date Jul 07 2022 | Archive Date Aug 01 2022
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Description
Kathryn Bek gets the chance of a lifetime: a job offer right out of college, and in New York City, where adventure lies around every corner. Believing she is recruited for her marketing prowess, she is excited by the prospect of her new job in the intelligence sector; but all is not what it seems. Before long, Kathryn and her new team are thrown into a world of mystery, murder, and magic. As the team rushes around the world, untangling the web of lies, she finds that her past may be the key to protecting her, and the world's, future.
Will she be able to confront her fuzzy past to unlock the secrets within herself? Can her team rise to the challenge and stop the Paolucci Crime Family before they unleash havoc upon the globe?
Who will endure, the Kathryn of the past, or that of the future?
Praesidium can simply be described as "Good people with mad skills working to bring hope to a dark world."
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781958714010 |
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Featured Reviews
Kathryn M, Reviewer
I was invested from the description as the character had the same name as me, it's very rare that I don't see the same spelling. It was a great science fiction novel with a great mystery that I was hooked from the start. I enjoyed getting to know the team and I appreciated the bond between them. When something happened to one of the characters I felt the pain of it.
"Only a couple minutes could have passed before Ashley was done, but it seemed an eternity. Michael helped me over to a chair in the train cabin and got me settled beside him. I don’t know when I started sobbing, but once I began, I couldn’t stop."
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