Project Perses: Retribution

Project Perses: Retribution

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Book Two of the Project: Perses series! They have taken the girl I love, killed my parents and my best friend and have made me an outcast in society. They call me a terrorist, a vigilante, but I'm not. I am what they made me. A freak of nature, a hybrid experiment out of their control. They wanted to create the ultimate superhuman species, a killing machine... and they succeeded. But I'm not really human anymore. Now I have to fight to save my girl while attempting to bring to light what they did to my family, to me, and to many, many more victims that do not have a voice, who's sacrifices will never be rewarded or acknowledged. I am on a quest to bring these bastards to justice, and if justice means bringing down even the President of the United States, then so be it. There isn't anything I can't do.
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