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The Key: Book One of the Sophie Lee Saga
Paperback
Series: Sophie Lee Saga, Book 1
ISBN13: 9781737429333
Publisher: Chasing Stormi
Published: Oct 1 2021
Pages: 310
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.77 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Book 1 in the Sophie Lee Saga!
This book will delight fans of TV shows like Alias and Dark Angel who love reading paranormal thrillers such as Nora Roberts Key Trilogy.
Run. Forget. Survive.
The world depends on it.
Sophie Lee Harris was trained to run, fight, and protect a secret powerful enough to change the world.
Then she loses her memory.
After a brutal accident wipes her past clean, Sophie wakes with no idea who she is-or why someone is trying to kill her. Her skills are gone. Her mission erased. All that remain are violent dreams, fractured flashes, and the growing certainty that time is running out.
As a sadistic enemy closes in and the boundary between life and death begins to blur, Sophie must uncover the truth, protect the boy she never meant to love, and remember who she was before forgetting becomes the end of everything.
Because death isn't the end.
Forgetting is.
The 1st book in this witty paranormal thriller in rural east coast with a genetically altered female assassin. Cliff-hangers, s wearing, intimate. or graphic scenes.
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