Reaching for Atonement

Reaching for Atonement

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Ember Starden is the 11th successor in the long and prosperous Starden line of entrepreneurs, philanthropists, politicians, world-famous entertainers, and (shh... it's a secret) assassins. She's been through rigorous training, and she's been learning the art of weapons ever since she took her first steps. Gage McWillson was employed by the MI6 Agency shortly after he completed his studies at University of Cambridge. He can speak 7 languages fluently, and carries himself with the consummate ease of a man who thinks he has experienced the worst that life and death have to offer. Things changed for our beloved characters after one fateful night three years ago. Neither had a knowledge of just how closely fate had tied them together, and neither had any plans to do anything about it. So why now? Was it truly fate that tied them together, or was it just a person? Can they see ahead of what they have become and reach into the past to secure the future?
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Life isn't fair - and it never will be. If you expect the world to be kind just because you are, you're a fool. You'll stay a fool until you accept that kindness doesn't buy safety. Some people simply don't care. "Like expecting a lion not to eat you because you didn't eat him," he always says. Can't lie - it's annoying. But it stuck. She wasn't born a weapon. She was saved. At seven, after an accident that destroyed her eyes and most of her organs, a man nobody in this world knew took her in. He didn't fix her the way a doctor would. He rebuilt her in a way that was alien and unthinkable. He made a killer. Half-machine, half-human - more a weapon than a child. He kept her under his control in the shadows, the kind of man only a few people ever heard of. Then he ordered her undercover into a place he called a haven - a place where people like her were treated like humans, where they were safe. A test. A trap. Or a chance. Will she obey the man who gave her life and holds the power to end it with the flip of a switch? Or will she walk away from the man who made her into a monster and reach for something that looks like freedom?

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