Books with author D. M. King

Faith and Rico have escaped the crash but peril is lurking. Stuck in the mountains with no weapons but themselves, the bears aren’t their sole obstacle. It’s the pod people or podders, as Faith likes to call them. Soulless human creatures that have reverted back to their animal instincts to survive. Getting their real souls back and exposing Azuna’s takeover plans may have to be put on hold as Faith combats the elements and herself. Both pose enough of a threat to keep her from her ultimate goal. She’s changing, and not for the better. More powerful than ever, but that’s not a good thing. Or is it? For the rest of the world, accepting a Niner influx is drastic but what choice do they have? The day Chancellor Stevens gave Azuna and Demas the keys to the Cadillac was the beginning of the end. Add the on-going threat of a diabolical Niner invention known as the Pro-Em, and the only possible result will be tragic. In this sequel to NINE by D.M. King, Faith’s choices seem clear, but there’s more to lose now than ever. It’s no longer just about regaining the best part of who she is. It’s about saving humanity without losing any more people she loves. Living minus her soul is one thing. Living without the truth is another.

FAITH is taking the first step even when you can’t see the whole staircase.-Martin Luther King Jr. Faith’s gone; a gazillion light years away. Rico’s got a choice. Keep fighting or give up. With a greater evil on the horizon in the form of Resh Baldori, it would be easy to throw in the towel. Acquiesce to his constant chants. You will love me. Everyone will love me. I have come to save you. At least Rico’s not alone in his decision. Star’s right by his side along with some new players in his quest to set the world back on its moral axis. But will it be enough to overcome the power of contentment? Baldori’s found a way to restore all that was lost by the wicked Pro-Em, including perfect clones for all who died. Ah—but we know what they say about perfection; it’s an illusion. Before earth becomes yet another notch on Baldori’s fine leather belt, Rico and his friends must determine if humans are worth saving. At least he’s certain one girl is, but she’s an alien. Keep the Faith, earthlings… she’s got your back.

Faith and Rico have escaped the crash but peril is lurking. Stuck in the mountains with no weapons but themselves, the bears aren’t their sole obstacle. It’s the pod people or podders, as Faith likes to call them. Soulless human creatures that have reverted back to their animal instincts to survive. Getting their real souls back and exposing Azuna’s takeover plans may have to be put on hold as Faith combats the elements and herself. Both pose enough of a threat to keep her from her ultimate goal. She’s changing, and not for the better. More powerful than ever, but that’s not a good thing. Or is it? For the rest of the world, accepting a Niner influx is drastic but what choice do they have? The day Chancellor Stevens gave Azuna and Demas the keys to the Cadillac was the beginning of the end. Add the on-going threat of a diabolical Niner invention known as the Pro-Em, and the only possible result will be tragic. In this sequel to NINE by D.M. King, Faith’s choices seem clear, but there’s more to lose now than ever. It’s no longer just about regaining the best part of who she is. It’s about saving humanity without losing any more people she loves. Living minus her soul is one thing. Living without the truth is another.

Faith and Rico have escaped the crash but peril is lurking. Stuck in the mountains with no weapons but themselves, the bears aren’t their sole obstacle. It’s the pod people or podders, as Faith likes to call them. Soulless human creatures that have reverted back to their animal instincts to survive. Getting their real souls back and exposing Azuna’s takeover plans may have to be put on hold as Faith combats the elements and herself. Both pose enough of a threat to keep her from her ultimate goal. She’s changing, and not for the better. More powerful than ever, but that’s not a good thing. Or is it? For the rest of the world, accepting a Niner influx is drastic but what choice do they have? The day Chancellor Stevens gave Azuna and Demas the keys to the Cadillac was the beginning of the end. Add the on-going threat of a diabolical Niner invention known as the Pro-Em, and the only possible result will be tragic. In this sequel to NINE by D.M. King, Faith’s choices seem clear, but there’s more to lose now than ever. It’s no longer just about regaining the best part of who she is. It’s about saving humanity without losing any more people she loves. Living minus her soul is one thing. Living without the truth is another.

Faith’s gone; a gazillion light years away. Rico’s got a choice. Keep fighting or give up. With a greater evil on the horizon in the form of Resh Baldori, it would be easy to throw in the towel. Acquiesce to his constant chants. You will love me. Everyone will love me. I have come to save you. At least Rico’s not alone in his decision. Star’s right by his side along with some new players in his quest to set the world back on its moral axis. But will it be enough to overcome the power of contentment? Baldori’s found a way to restore all that was lost by the wicked Pro-Em, including perfect clones for all who died. Ah—but we know what they say about perfection; it’s an illusion. Before earth becomes yet another notch on Baldori’s fine leather belt, Rico and his friends must determine if humans are worth saving. At least he’s certain one girl is, but she’s an alien. Keep the Faith, earthlings… she’s got your back.

Faith’s gone; a gazillion light years away. Rico’s got a choice. Keep fighting or give up. With a greater evil on the horizon in the form of Resh Baldori, it would be easy to throw in the towel. Acquiesce to his constant chants. You will love me. Everyone will love me. I have come to save you. At least Rico’s not alone in his decision. Star’s right by his side along with some new players in his quest to set the world back on its moral axis. But will it be enough to overcome the power of contentment? Baldori’s found a way to restore all that was lost by the wicked Pro-Em, including perfect clones for all who died. Ah—but we know what they say about perfection; it’s an illusion. Before earth becomes yet another notch on Baldori’s fine leather belt, Rico and his friends must determine if humans are worth saving. At least he’s certain one girl is, but she’s an alien. Keep the Faith, earthlings… she’s got your back.