| Sometimes good people do bad things |
| As a decorated officer, Eric Emerson is honor bound to defend the helpless, and trained to survive against a ruthless enemy, yet these skills were useless to protect his family from a faulty legal system. Riddled with guilt, he’s torn between his combat experience and the rules governing society. The conflict shatters his marriage, his job, and his sanity, until she saves him from his demons. Together, they stumble upon the Osiris study, a secretive government report that predicts a dire future unless there are draconian sacrifices. The attempt to unravel the mysterious nature of the study targets them for assassination until, once again, Eric embraces his dark side. The revelation about Osiris demands a horrific choice: ignore what they’ve found or become the seed to mankind’s survival, but at a terrible cost |
| Life in the small rural town of Lawton, VA is everything you can imagine: wonderful people, beautiful vistas, and a peaceful environment to raise your family, except for one thing. The greed and vanity of a few men has exacted a heavy toll on the community, and those whose lives have been forever affected have no idea. No one knows, except Sara. In her subconscious mind, the nightmares that invade her sleep show the confusing truth and feed her fears. But she never verbalizes the haunting images to her husband. Until the true sinister nature of the clandestine EW operation is revealed and the couple is forced to struggle for their lives. |
| Only Sara knows the truth |
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| A lonely heart can impair one’s judgment. |
| Imagine being stranded on a hostile world, with no one to depend on but yourself. Your mission team has been killed. You’re all alone for the rest of your life. There will be no rescue, no companionship, and no contact with another human being. What would you do? Jake Hamilton, commander of the Specter Three deep probe mission, commits a desperate act that transforms a lonely existence to one of constant conflict. For one moment of misjudgement, his life will never be the same. |