Victory Winters possesses an
unusual innate sense of communication, boarding on telepathic when relating to
animals. This unique ability has elevated her status to world renowned
genetic research specialist. She is blackmailed with threats to her
family, forcing her to work for a rival corporation, Biotec and run by a madman
CEO.
Naval officer Tristan
Farraday is sent undercover to track Biotec’s experiments. These
experiments involve implanting genus canis DNA into humans thereby manipulating
their genetic makeup, in hopes to create the perfect soldier.
First suspecting Victory as
being associated with Biotec, Tristan later realizes that she has been pulled
into this world against her wishes. Victory refuses to divulge the genetic
answers Biotec demands because she knows that they are looking to exploit her
findings, by using them in a destructive manner. Will Tristan be able to
rescue her from this madman’s grip and save her family? Can he keep the
research Victory discovers away from enemy hands?
Excerpt from Chasing Victory
“Tristan.” He turned to find her right behind him. “Take this
bottle with you. You can take two more pills in an hour if you aren’t any
better.” Damn, he must look as bad has he felt.
“Thanks.” He opened the bedroom door and turned back, smiled at
her and before she knew what was happening, leaned towards her and kissed her
ever so lightly on her lips. “I’ll see you first thing in the morning. I’ll
come back here and go with you to breakfast.” He headed straight for the hall door,
leaving Victory frozen at the threshold of her bedroom. “Make sure you lock the
door as soon as I leave,” he casually tossed over his shoulder.
“I will,” she stammered.
Had sparks flashed from their lips?
Knowing full well that a lock wouldn’t stop Braxton or his people
if they wanted to enter her room, Tristan walked out into the hall and waited
for the click of the lock. He was bewildered by the electricity that sparked
between them at the second his lips touched hers and wondered if she had felt the
same sensation. He really needed a little down time if he was going to be any
help to Victory.
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