It?s impossible to trust the assassin, especially when his presence casts doubts on Jack?s loyalty to his country, but Jack cannot ignore what Blade?s return means: the mess that brought them together is far from over, and Ethan might just bring back the piece of Jack?s soul he thought he?d lost forever. Then Ethan Blade reappears and throws it all into chaos once more. As they trek across a hostile desert, Jack learns that Blade is much more than a dead-eyed killer?and harder to resist than he should be.Ī year later, Jack is home and finally getting his life on track. Yet, Jack?s only chance to survive is to strike a bargain with the devil and join forces with Blade. But ?messy? takes on a whole new meaning when he finds himself tied to a chair in a torture shack, his cover blown wide open, all thanks to notorious killer-for-hire Ethan Blade.īlade is everything Jack doesn?t believe in: remorseless, detached, lawless. These days, the vast majority of her story telling has been in an honest attempt to create fun and exciting ways of entertaining others (and making money). Granted, a good deal of them have been of the tall variety, but who’s counting Parents and teachers notwithstanding, of course. Jack Reardon, former SAS soldier and current Australian Meta-State asset, has seen some messy battles. Hayward has been telling stories for most of her life.
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