Codelines and Bloodlines
K. P. O’Donnell
Type: ARC
Genre: Science fiction
Word count: 115,000
Warnings: Graphic violence, swearing
While she journeys to relight the Pinnacles, Cora will learn what sacrifice really entails. The Exhumers return to a city in chaos. Their home was on fire, and the only people they could turn to for help could be their downfall. Amelia’s family’s dark past will come to light as the Hub rebuilds—a past filled with guilt and unfinished business. Please note: this book is part of a series, and a series synopsis will be provided.
What’s this?
In the second installment of this post-apocalyptic sci-fi series, alliances will be made, the past and present collide, and the true meaning of family will be tested.
With her true identity uncovered, Cora now has a new purpose and a mission of utmost importance. Questions lingered- why was her father so distant? While she journeys to relight the Pinnacles, Cora will learn what sacrifice really entails.
Their mission complete, the Exhumers return to their city in chaos. A new enemy—the Annexers’ Alliance—was bending everyone to their will. To fight an army, the Exhumers would need an army. Would a powerful nomadic group be their salvation or their demise?
Amelia Wong faced the consequences of her actions in a last-ditch effort to repel the Alliance. Many are dead now, and Errants roam the hallways. Amelia’s family’s dark past will come to light as the Hub rebuilds—a past filled with guilt and unfinished business. Will she uncover the truth before it’s too late?
I’ve written short stories and poems since I was a teenager. Growing up in New York City, I dreamed of becoming a writer. Now, after a decade of working on my first series, I have accomplished that goal with my first title, The Vital Link, followed by Codelines and Bloodlines. I live on Long Island with my wife, two children, and dog Maisy.
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