The Master Key

By T.K. Toppin
Published by Champagne Books
$5.99 Rating: Not yet rated.
Published: July 20, 2011
Words: 136,376 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781926996301


Short description

Sometimes unlocking the past and unleashing chaos is worth the price to lay ghosts of long ago to rest.

Extended description

The second book in the trilogy, The Master Key spins a tale of mystery and intrigue as Josie’s life is now thrown back into her past.

All is not idyllic as Josie begins her new life in the future as wife to the world president, John Lancaster. A dangerous man from her past returns — Michael Ho — to wreck more havoc and destruction. With him, Ho brings a hostage, Margeaux, who turns out to be Josie's great-niece. He demands a trade off — a keycode for the life of her niece.

As revelations of Josie's past, three hundred years ago, begin to unfold, every question she has ever asked is answered. Together with John, and head of security, Simon, they head to the Scrap Yard, a cybernetics space station where they battle it out with Ho who is hell-bent on taking control of the world.

Can Josie save the life of her new-found niece? Will learning the truth of her past and family really be enough to put the ghosts to rest?

Tags

military, politics, futuristic, hero, rebellion

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