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Convergence Point

Time & Shadows Mystery seriesbook 2 of 3Next:Decoherence →

A brand new Time & Shadows Mystery!

Agent Samantha Rose has already died once and knows the exact date she ll die again.

Having taken down a terrorist organization bent on traveling through time to overthrow the government, Sam figured she was done dealing with the unbelievable. Finally out of backwater Alabama, she s the senior agent in a Florida district, and her life is back on track.

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Until a scientist is found dead. And then an eco-terrorist. And then a clone of herself again.

As the pieces start to fall together, they paint a picture that seems to defy everything they know about time and physics. But the bodies are all too real, and by partnering up with Agent MacKenzie once more, they might just figure out what s going on. And when."

Audience
adult
Length
long · 400 pages

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