Unbreakable
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Ongoing, First published Jan 20, 2015
“They were and agency of murderers and liars. Her only
consolation was that they murdered and lied for good.”

When Ria Matthews was called up to level 52, she never
expected to be handed the reins on the most important mission: train the
Unbreakable. He was the perfect weapon: stronger, smarter, more agile. Designed
to dismember the rebellion before it could take off. But Ria’s gotten more than
she bargained for. The weapon is a little too human, and his “clean slate” may
not be so clean.

So what happens when her star-gazing smoking buddy starts
remembering his life before he volunteered? Ria can’t know who to trust anymore
when her world is thrust into a whirlwind and lies come uncovered. But she’s in
too deep and has too much blood on her hands too turn back, her only way out is
to charge at it head on. Too bad she’ll be taking those closest to her down in
the process.
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