Chain Reaction

By T. C. Archer
$3.99 Rating: Not yet rated.
Published: Dec. 05, 2012
Words: 63,079 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301353293


Short description

Former Chicago cop Jordan Pierce put his life on hold in order to protect America's secret weapon against the Nazis; The Manhattan Project. But he can't protect himself against the disease eating his humanity. Jordan discovers how much of his soul this infection has devoured when he falls in love with the woman who could destroy America. Choosing her, means choosing the monster he's become.

Extended description

For love of country and a woman, Jordan Pierce must sacrifice his humanity.

Former Chicago Detective Jordan Pierce put his life on hold in order to protect America's secret weapon against the Nazis; The Manhattan Project. But he can't protect himself against the disease eating away at his humanity. Jordan discovers how much of his soul this infection has devoured when he falls in love with the woman who could destroy America. Choosing her, means choosing the monster he's becoming, making him the most powerful man he's ever known.

Tags

romance, paranormal romance, historical romance, superheroes, vampire romance, series romance, shifter romance, wwii romance, mainstream romance

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