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As a survivor of unspeakable brutality, the last thing Shailene Campbell wants is more violence, but being uniquely qualified to protect others from the horror she endured makes the choice unavoidable. But if she has to hunt down predatory psychopaths, then she’s also going after the God who created the bloody world she inhabits.
Silas “Mac” MacIlwane was a manager, teacher, and perpetrator of violence until his wife and son were viciously killed in a home invasion. Now he helps catch bad guys by profiling them for the FBI. When he picks up a trail of corpses left by a vigilante, however, he realizes he’d rather be sending murderers to hell than to court.
When their paths cross, no one walks away unscathed.
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Second in the Shailene Chronicles series of novels, this one has Shailene just out of the Army and trying to get her life together when she is compelled to go on another mission.
Survivor of a brutal stabbing and sexual assault, Shailene Campbell led a constrained life of quiet preparedness until she discovered the significance of her flashbacks. More than a psychological scar, the pain of the stabbing she endured at age fifteen is triggered by the proximity of predators like the one who attacked her. This ability to see homicidal psychopaths for what they are uniquely qualifies Shailene to find and stop them, but shouldering this responsibility means breaking the promise to herself to lay low and stay safe.
Now, just out of the Army, Shailene is | |  | | Worlds Collide
Scarred by an attack on her family when she was fifteen, Shailene Campbell has since lived her life by two rules: Avoid violence, and Be ready if it comes for her anyway. Rule one has held for nine and a half years, but that’s about to change.
Facing another long, lonely Saturday afternoon, she goes to the mall, but while shopping for something to read she experiences a painful flashback to her rape. This has happened before, but she’s not sure what causes it. Her first impulse is to get home as fast as possible and lock herself in. Instead, refusing to be ruled by fear and wanting to understand, she goes looking for the flashback’s trigger.
This decision puts her on a collision course with her worst nightmares, an atheist crisis of faith, and herself.
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La seconda guerra di Corea
by Ted Halstead
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 Kim Jong Eun è morto. L'esercito nordcoreano è ora al comando. Il loro nuovo dittatore militare, il maresciallo Ko, crede che con un'invasione totale possano raggiungere Seul, a sole 35 miglia di distanza.
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