Assassin

What would you do if the truth were more dangerous than a lie? After a death shrouded in mystery, Dylan and his group of friends refuse to accept the official version. Determined to uncover what really happened, they plunge into an investigation that soon descends into a nightmare. They are not alone: ​​someone is watching them from the shadows. Amid threatening notes and messages, a stranger begins to pull the strings of their lives, transforming every clue into a trap and every suspicion into a death sentence. Following lead after lead and risking everything they have left, Dylan will come to understand that the enemy is not only close... but knows all their secrets. In this game of obsession and death, the question is not who is lying, but who will survive to tell the truth.

In a world where everything is connected… he is the only one left outside the network. Tai does not respond to the system. He cannot be synchronized. And when his power is unleashed… reality trembles. What was once an experiment… became a weapon. And they used him. They forced him. They broke him. Until they disappeared. Or so he thought. Years after the fall of the system, the world found a fragile balance. But in the shadows, an organization still operates… quieter, deadlier. And they have something that belongs to him. His sister. The love of his life. Now Tai doesn’t run. He doesn’t obey. He doesn’t negotiate. He hunts. One by one, he will find those responsible. One by one, he will make them fall. But every surge of electricity pushes him closer to losing control… and becoming the ver

I ran away from home three years ago and swore I’d never return. But when a bounty of gold is placed on my sister’s death, I have no choice but to break that promise. Now I’m hunting the one who ordered the kill — and the assassin who took the job. Even if that assassin turns out to be someone I once trusted. Maybe that’s exactly the excuse I’ve been waiting for... to finish what we started. Standalone novel Series: The Heudvid Universe Chronologically: Book Five Can be read independently.