HOMELAND CONSPIRACY
BOOK 2 OF THE DARK STALKER JOURNALS
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Among the ranks, the secrecy of the Dark Stalker's main communications hub, CONTROL, has had its trustworthiness brought into question as troops are sent to Max Jordan's home in search of a witness who knows about the high corruption within the preternatural World Government. Meanwhile, the same World Government is being lulled into believing all things are falling into place regarding the policing of the preternatural society, allowing unsupervised power and authority to a rogue commander who has been enlisting individuals for a "secret government project" who then are never seen again. Comma...
Among the ranks, the secrecy of the Dark Stalker's main communications hub, CONTROL, has had its trustworthiness brought into question as troops are sent to Max Jordan's home in search of a witness who knows about the high corruption within the preternatural World Government. Meanwhile, the same World Government is being lulled into believing all things are falling into place regarding the policing of the preternatural society, allowing unsupervised power and authority to a rogue commander who has been enlisting individuals for a "secret government project" who then are never seen again. Commander Michael Trevor has his focus set on Max Jordan who wants no part of it, but due to unforeseen events, he is given the choice of either keeping the witness safe or submitting to the commander's authority. The additional stress becomes more than Max can handle, which gives his own inner darkness the opportunity to handle, which gives his own inner darkness the opportunity to finally wrench control from him and seemingly slaughter indiscriminately when dealing with unnatural beings. While the darkness is in control, no one around Max is completely safe, a friend or foe. Writing has been a passion for Byron Morrison for a long time. His favorite authors are R.A. Salvatore, Robert Jordan, and Anna Rice. He's been a resident of Reading, Pennsylvania, for most of his life. This is his first novel.
