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    Darkling: Kin Wars Saga, #2

    By Jason Cordova

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    Soldier. Spy. Statesman.

    Gabriel Espinoza is dead, yet living in a world where he never sees those he loves and cares about. Every day of his existence is one of fear; however, this fear keeps his edge sharpened and his senses honed while he continues to fight for his Emperor. Fear can be a useful tool in the proper hands…

    Andrew Espinoza is both dead and alive, caught in a juxtaposition of identities that not even he can truly understand. He embraced his fear long before, and it has made him a loyal servant to the Dominion of Man. It also is his driving force, as he knows it is a double-edged sword that can either hurt him, or save him…

    Kevin Espinoza is alive and well, doing what he can to bring about true equal rights throughout the Dominion as his world's Representative in Parliament. He knows history, and can attest to the notion that fear can drive mankind to shape great nations, or destroy them all…

    Fear is a wondrous tool, for it can drive a man to many acts of bravery—and defiance.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTheogony Books
    Release dateOct 11, 2018
    ISBN9781948485227
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