A Girl Called Eight

The Sentinel #2

by Valery Keith

Emily thought she and her sisters were the only ones. But they're not.Genetically altered, raised and trained to be an assassin just like her sisters, Nina and Sara, Emily has been enjoying life since gaining her freedom nearly a year ago. No longer a girl called Eight, now she's Emily instead. Other than brawling with her sisters for fun, she's been living a relatively normal life, taking college classes and helping out on the ranch.But all that changes with a single phone call. Once her family learns about children like them at risk of being murdered upon the termination of the illegal program which created them, they have no choice. With the help of their whole family, a sympathetic sheriff and a helpful motorcycle club, Emily and her sisters set out to rescue the children.But the clock is ticking, and if they fail, the children will die.

241 pages, Paperback

Published November 19, 2017

About the author

Valery Keith currently lives in the Northeast with her husband Jeff and their pets. She has an undergraduate degree from Drew University and an MFA in Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. Prior to writing full-time, she worked in the corporate and media worlds, as well as in the shelter system, for a veterinary practice and as the lead behaviorist specializing in problem and aggressive dogs for a local non-profit animal welfare organization. Author of the "Our Lady of Joy" series, "My Pet Demon," "A Girl Called Nine," and "Habitat 762," she enjoys writing in multiple genres, styles and voices for variety. For more information or to sign up to be notified of new releases, please visit her website at www.valerykeith.com.

Reviews

[gina muller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

I read all three books. I love the concept of genetically altered super soldiers and the fact they were young girls was a great twist. It was exciting and amusing. Seven, Eight and Nine are good characters and the addition of the children and each of their unique abilities and their rescue was awesome. A happy ending to a great story. I would love to read of their future adventures as I am sure people with their unique gifts are destined to live exciting lives.

[A S · Rating 5 out of 5]

best family

Very enjoyable sequel to #9. This book’s greatest strength is it’d main character groups and come together to make an awesome family. I especially love the battle junkie older sisters, love their commentary as they kick the shit out of their opponents; the other 4 are also quite precious. Great climax battle at the end, love how their skills come together.

[Walter Helmke · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another Excellent Read

This is my second book from Valery Keith, and I enjoyed it very much. It took me a year or so to get to this one, because I mainly get my books from Kindle Unlimited. Maybe Valery could add her books to Kindle Unlimited so she can reach 1000s of more readers? Just a thought.

[Calla Felicity · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another fine mess

Heroes come in all sizes. This book is a pleasant, easy read and a fun one, at that. Children need families, and families stick together when the bad guys come calling. Further adventures of Little House Full of Youth Potential grows more money by the bedroom.

[Janet Fleckenstein · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yay for the Senteniwl Seried!!

An awesome with an awesome assortment of our each with a unique sbility.a lot off action,just as I like. Can't wait to breed more and see if this family expands futther! Wish I could give it more thsn5dtsrs.

[Skip Maslan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent story!

I love the characters in these books. I enjoy seeing them develop and cheer for their victories. This is a fun series.