Fractures: The Divine Revolution: Book I

Deborah's 39th contract seems so easy, but the fortunes of an assassin can change on a dime.Bleeding her last on the hard wooden floor, Deborah is about to discover that death is just the beginning of her journey. What lies ahead will test her resolve, her beliefs and her very concept of reality.These ethereal beings that seem so interested in her fate? Their tale might be outlandish. It might be incredible. It might be ridiculous. But if it's true? Then her 40th contract could prove to be a kill like no other. She'll need to confront more than just the forces that stand in her way. She'll need to confront more than just this dying reality. She'll need to confront her own past. She'll need to confront her own demons. And she'll need a team.

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Deborah's 39th contract seems so easy, but the fortunes of an assassin can change on a dime.Bleeding her last on the hard wooden floor, Deborah is about to discover that death is just the beginning of her journey. What lies ahead will test her resolve, her beliefs and her very concept of reality.These ethereal beings that seem so interested in her fate? Their tale might be outlandish. It might be incredible. It might be ridiculous. But if it's true? Then her 40th contract could prove to be a kill like no other. She'll need to confront more than just the forces that stand in her way. She'll need to confront more than just this dying reality. She'll need to confront her own past. She'll need to confront her own demons. And she'll need a team.

About the Author

Will James began writing down stories and ideas at the age of fourteen, and managed to thoroughly and decisively not finish about a dozen books over the course of his life, before finally concluding that writing 'The End' was something done by other people. After the introduction of a son to his household created a sudden wealth of enforced, wakeful silent-time, however, he renewed his efforts and rekindled his dormant passion, finally managing to see a story through to its completion. He lives in Aberdeenshire, Scotland with his wife Sarah, his son Elliot and a cat named Ferris - who is his when he's good, and his wife's when he's not.

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