| Author: | Randall Allen Farmer | ISBN: | 9781476216898 |
| Publisher: | Randall Allen Farmer | Publication: | August 8, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Randall Allen Farmer |
| ISBN: | 9781476216898 |
| Publisher: | Randall Allen Farmer |
| Publication: | August 8, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Commander (Book Four)
Carol Hancock is a victim of Transform Sickness, a Major Transform known as an Arm. A secretive Major Transform, Wandering Shade, betrayed Carol to the authorities after Carol defeated his Hunters, leading to her capture and incarceration. Alone, in captivity, Carol attempts to regain her health, maintain her sanity, and find a way to escape.
Carol’s capture becomes a cause célèbre among the Transform community, few of whom have ever before cooperated with the authorities. Some will attempt to help Carol, others will try to recruit her to serve them, while yet others will further betray her. Events will thrust together Carol’s closest allies, the Major Transform Crows Gilgamesh and Sky, the Arm Stacy Keaton, the Focus Lorraine Rizzari, and the researcher Henry Zielinski, in an attempt to save Carol.
The Commander (Book Four)
Carol Hancock is a victim of Transform Sickness, a Major Transform known as an Arm. A secretive Major Transform, Wandering Shade, betrayed Carol to the authorities after Carol defeated his Hunters, leading to her capture and incarceration. Alone, in captivity, Carol attempts to regain her health, maintain her sanity, and find a way to escape.
Carol’s capture becomes a cause célèbre among the Transform community, few of whom have ever before cooperated with the authorities. Some will attempt to help Carol, others will try to recruit her to serve them, while yet others will further betray her. Events will thrust together Carol’s closest allies, the Major Transform Crows Gilgamesh and Sky, the Arm Stacy Keaton, the Focus Lorraine Rizzari, and the researcher Henry Zielinski, in an attempt to save Carol.
