A Game of Betrayal: Phantom Game
Like any action film there’s a great deal of conflict in Phantom Game. The main story is, of course, a love story. But this is also science fiction and action. Lots of action.
We’re back with Team 1 and 2 and that brings with it old conflicts. These are the teams that were first experimented on. They have a lot of problems both physically and psychically. How have they fared over the last few years? We’re about to find out.
Jonas has always been a quiet character who I knew had some dark secrets he didn’t even want his team to know about. So when I realized Camellia would be the heroine of Phantom Gamet I knew immediately Jonas would be the hero. Camellia keeps secrets as well.
Put two secretive, strong, enhanced people together and add incredible romantic chemistry into the mix and stir in betrayal it is going to make things explosive.
Many readers ask about the children of the GhostWalkers and they’ll be happy to get a little information in that regard. Not only is there an enemy army coming to Montana to attack the two compounds, but they have every intention of capturing one of the children and murdering the others.
If you’ve not watched the Phantom Game book trailer you can see it here and get a little more insight to the story.
Will the betrayal within destroy them before their enemies even arrive?
Her secrets will change a lot for the GhostWalkers as they introduce new information.
We’re back with Team 1 and 2 and that brings with it old conflicts. These are the teams that were first experimented on. They have a lot of problems both physically and psychically. How have they fared over the last few years? We’re about to find out.
Jonas has always been a quiet character who I knew had some dark secrets he didn’t even want his team to know about. So when I realized Camellia would be the heroine of Phantom Gamet I knew immediately Jonas would be the hero. Camellia keeps secrets as well.
Put two secretive, strong, enhanced people together and add incredible romantic chemistry into the mix and stir in betrayal it is going to make things explosive.
Many readers ask about the children of the GhostWalkers and they’ll be happy to get a little information in that regard. Not only is there an enemy army coming to Montana to attack the two compounds, but they have every intention of capturing one of the children and murdering the others.
If you’ve not watched the Phantom Game book trailer you can see it here and get a little more insight to the story.
Will the betrayal within destroy them before their enemies even arrive?
Her secrets will change a lot for the GhostWalkers as they introduce new information.
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Love their story, talk about twists and turns! Truly had so many possibilities going through my mind! Love the way it all resolved, have a book buzz and excited for the next
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Maureen wrote: "Love their story, talk about twists and turns! Truly had so many possibilities going through my mind! Love the way it all resolved, have a book buzz and excited for the next"Thank you! I really love them together.
These two characters may have fast tracked to being favorites! Love both their humor and serious steamy passionate sides. Red Carmellia is one of my favorite flowers! "Blood of China" but it grows almost anywhere and is so beautiful. It comes in many colors too, I love the red. In the Victorian age if you gave someone this flower it meant "you are the flame in my heart" Love how you used it and made it come alive in your book. Jonas found the love of his life. So perfect. FYI the oil of this flower really does have some great health benefits. :) Can't wait till the next one*
Carol L wrote: "These two characters may have fast tracked to being favorites! Love both their humor and serious steamy passionate sides. Red Carmellia is one of my favorite flowers! "Blood of China" but it grows ..."I love camellias. The Middlemist Red is actually a rare version of the flower. You can't find them just anywhere.
I'm so happy that you enjoyed their love story!
The first time I saw Red Carmellia, I thought it was a rose, a hybrid of some kind. Truly did not know there was a real Middlemist Red- so fascinating! It's very rare indeed. I thought it was fictional, with some truth blended in for the story. Making the flower seem so intelligent made it magical. Love how I learn such interesting tidbits in your books. You research so thoroughly. We are never too old to learn something new. Thank you!
