Bücher von Kim Catanzarite

Can an angel also be a monster? Gregorie Babin has existed in a gently lulling darkness for so long he's not even sure he's human anymore. Surrounded by four walls, without light or space in which to move, he has become what he envisions as a mollusk inside of a shell. Is he alive or dead, or perhaps in some kind of purgatory or hell? The answer to his mystery lies in a past he no longer remembers. It is only when random forces break him out of this perpetual darkness that he can begin to know the devastating truth-and what it means for his future. Written with the author's signature talent for "psychological conflict . . . and emotional tension" (The Book Commentary), this is a speculative journey of a young man's desperate desire to get back home to the ones he loves. Prepare to be captivated by a tale that tests the boundaries of your imagination and leaves you questioning the darkness that lies within us all.

Two men, one Jovian and the other human, struggle to navigate the new world order and their families within it. Continuing the story that began with They Will Be Coming for Us and Jovian Son, Bright Blue Planet (Book 3 in The Jovian Universe series) takes readers behind the scenes of the otherworldly Jovian family, revealing some of their most startling secrets. Former three-term President of the United States, Evander Peterman, does his best to uphold the promise he made his mother, Svetlana, to protect ordinary humans from the stronger, more-intelligent race of clones the powerful Jovian family has created. Fran Vasquez, former FBI agent and current head of the Jovians' security squad at Starbright International, not only works with clones and hybrids but recently hired his young, struggling son, who immediately creates tension between members of the squad. Meanwhile, Caroline, matriarch of the Jovian family, may be at odds with her husband, Edmund, who abruptly left Earth for unknown reasons. She doesn't seem to care that the humans and clones aren't getting along, and suggests something much more menacing looms on Earth's horizon.