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"Who is she? "
"DEATH herself. "
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Mara Turner, an Agent working for the Secret Allies is the most feared agent in the organisation. Nobody has ever escaped her target. She is known to be born without any emotions capable of being felt - no guilt, no remorse ,no trust. Just catch it, kill it, finish it.
No one knows who she was, what her past was and she intended to keep it that way.
But what happens when her next assignment brings back memories. Memories that threaten to unleash those emotions that she had long forgotten she was capable of.
Is Mara actually the person who she potrays to be? Or will her past wreck havoc on her future?
Dive into this journey with Mara to experience a roller coaster of emotions never felt before.....
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Sincerely, this is my first time reading a novel mainly about secret societies, and boy does this book do justice to that. First of all, I enjoyed the concept behind the book. Although a bit cliche, I can't wait to see how the author weaves in the tension and drama needed to enhance the plot. Other than that, I wished the author all the best. I'm rooting for the MC to get the shock if her life and possibly recover from whatever trauma she has. I think this is a nice book for readers who are looking for a bit of high stakes and a trip down memory lane.
I came across this book accidentally, and I must admit that it was the cover that caught my eye. And for once I can say that I don't regret judging a book by its cover. The main character has been through a traumatic experience and it very clearly shows. The cold mask she wears to hide her true self is not an uncommon trope, but it is certainly done well, but the writing in itself could use some work, but hey, don't we all. Is it perfect? No. Is it enjoyable? certainly. It's kind of dumb to review a book when in its infancy, but I just couldn't help myself. Anyhoooo, have a marvelous day!