#IndieBooksBeSeen: K. M. Herkes

Saturday, 16 May 2015

Flight Plan by K. M. Herkes

Title: Flight Plan

Series: Restoration Adventures

Blurb:

When terrorists fire-bomb Naomi Kwan’s San Francisco apartment block, her police record makes her a target for corrupt officials eager to shelter the true culprits. Innocence is no protection; dead scapegoats tell no tales. She flees her powerful enemies before they can silence her, but she can’t stay hidden forever. As conspiracies unravel on all sides, her fate rests in the hands of allies she doesn’t even know she has.
Justin Wyatt is in no shape to go adventuring, but when the men who saved his life need help rescuing a friend in peril, he can’t refuse. Carl and Parker are determined to liberate a woman trapped by escalating violence, but they need resources only Justin can provide. He joins their mission without a second thought.
A daring escape and a desperate rescue are only the beginning. Mysteries in Naomi’s past will collide with Justin’s secrets, and unraveling the plots that tie them together will lead to explosive consequences.

Genre:

Science Fiction
Suspense

Links:

http://storysculpting.blogspot.com
http://amazon.com/author/kmherkes
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7391528.K_M_Herkes

Controlled Descent by K. M. Herkes

Title: Controlled Descent

Series: Restoration Adventures

Blurb:

Alison Gregorio thinks her new job with a prestigious law firm is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but explosive secrets lurk beneath its golden façade. When a plane crash takes out the firm’s biggest client, she finds herself in a situation that will test her conscience and her courage to the limits.
Surviving a crash-landing is only the first challenge Justin Wyatt faces after his fall from power. He loved the toys he built more than the fortune they brought in, but neglecting his corporate empire left his deadliest creations in the wrong hands.
Forty-two years have passed since the Restored United States emerged from decades of oppression and the chaos of revolution. It’s a brave new world, but some things never change. Money still talks, power still corrupts, and trust is a rare and precious commodity.