Camille Picott

Touch (Sulan, #4) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Love is a commodity like any other...and it will be traded with or without your consent.

"It's definitely a world you don't want to miss out on!"

"...filled with suspense and twists."

-Reviews from Goodreads

Lie. Steal. Swindle. Seduce. Kill. These are the things Gun Anderson does best.

He does it all at the command of his father. Gun is nothing more than a well-trained attack dog. He despises the wreckage his work leaves behind.

Everything changes when he is ordered to befriend Sulan Hom and infiltrate Global Arms.

He approaches the mission with detached coldness, but it isn't long before he discovers a budding friendship with Sulan. The more time he spends with her, the more he cares for her.

If he defies his father, he will be subjected to the same harsh punishment reserved for the disobedient.

If Gun follows orders, he will betray Sulan and lose her.

In the fourth episode of Sulan, get ready to taste the world of the rich and privileged in this post-Default world. The virtual lives of the wealthy are even more absurd and dangerous than their real ones.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Camille Picott
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Januar 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386658986
• Artikelnr.: 54882902

Autorenporträt

Camille Picott has been writing novels about the End of the World & Beyond since she was twelve years old. Among her books you can find dystopia and zombie stories, how-to manuals for speculative fiction authors, and Asian-inspired fantasy novels. Camille loves nothing more than penning an epic action scene or pushing a character to her limits.

Camille loves cooking and running absurdly long distances. It's not unusual to find her chopping veggies in the kitchen late at night or hitting the trail in her running shoes long before the sun rises. She considers sleep to be optional and largely overrated.