Syberian Sunrise (The Shadow Wars)

The sixth novel in The Shadow Wars.Enzo Rains could be a poster boy for the average twenty-fourth century mercenary. (If they made such a thing.) He's paranoid, entirely self-reliant, and does everything in his power to earn his next paycheck. His morals are slim at best and he's survived things that he shouldn't have.So imagine his surprise, (or lack thereof given his grim views on things like security and trust), when Enzo wakes up naked on a pile of corpses deep in the bowels of an unknown, highly technological research complex where an experiment has gone horribly wrong.Forced to rely on a meager inventory of supplies he can scrounge up from whatever dead bodies he encounters and a handful of survivors scattered throughout the facility, Enzo must fight his way through this godforsaken nightmare of a situation.Unfortunately, the damaged facility, the twisted mutations that stalk the corridors, and what's left of the security forces that once ran the place aren't going to make it easy...

About the Author

I was born and raised in the Midwest. Missouri, specifically.That's where I've lived most of my life, first in Kansas City, then in Belton, finally in Columbia. Although I did move to New Mexico for two years. I lived briefly in White Rock and primarily in Santa Fe.I knew from a fairly young age that writing was my favorite thing. The only assignments I really cared about in school were ones that involved writing with any kind of creative license. There were a lot of scattered attempts and false starts at consistent writing until January of 2004. I was fifteen years old, we had just moved, and gotten a kickass computer for Christmas.I spent a years writing fan fiction, and technically I've never stopped.Eventually, in March of 2013, I discovered WattPad. That, combined with the fact that I was lucky enough to be in a position where I didn't need to leave the house to do my job, meant that I began working on my first real novel.That novel became Necropolis. I self-published it and promptly got started on a sequel. That kicked off my writing career, such as it is. I've since finished The Shadow Wars, which came out to be fifteen novels, and some novellas and short stories, and I really just see this as a prelude to the rest of my career. I've got a lot more ideas.Currently, I live in Columbia, MO with my wife, a roommate, and two cats, and I manage to scrape together enough money to write full-time.

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