Secrets In Blood: A dystopian, genetic engineering, adventure fantasy

by L. S. O'dea

Overview

The disturbing and yet exciting sequel to Lake of Sins: Escape.

Having discovered the horrible fate of her kind, Trinity has left her family behind and is fleeing from the Almightys. Her friends have promised to help her, but they don't know that her blood holds a secret that some in power want revealed and others want destroyed.

Hugh Truent, an Almighty, learns that Trinity is a product of the mating of two different classes which is impossible, but if it's true, it's the discovery of a lifetime. He must catch her before she is destroyed, but someone will stop at nothing to ensure he fails, putting his life and the lives of those he loves in danger.

If you like mysterious worlds, action, human-animal hybrids who must work together to survive dystopian worlds then you'll love this science fiction/fantasy story about genetic engineering on an epic scale.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186736530
Publisher:	Rotten Rooster Entertainment
Publication date:	04/10/2015
Series:	Lake of Sins , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	302,310
File size:	586 KB

About the Author

L. S. O’Dea sees things a bit differently than most people. This is probably a bi-product of being the youngest of seven children in a time when TV was only worth watching in the evenings or Saturday mornings and there were no computers. Back then, kids had to amuse themselves and being five years younger than her closest sibling she was often the unwilling entertainment.

Since she was so much younger than her brothers and sisters, it was only reasonable that they knew how to do many things that she could not, such as read and write. One day, before she started kindergarten, she really wanted to learn how to spell her name. Her mother was busy cooking or cleaning (she had seven children to care for), so her brothers were forced to help their baby sister.
After she learned how to spell her first and middle name (Linda Sue), she raced into the kitchen to share this new knowledge with her mother. She was so proud, standing tall and reciting the letters of her name. L-E-M-O-N H-E-A-D. Her mother was not happy with her brothers and stopped what she was doing to teach Linda the correct way to spell her name. L. S. still receives a box of Lemonhead candy every year for Christmas.