The Cyborg's Identity
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That faceβ¦ that letter patternβ¦ my brain warned me I should recognize them, but my heart refused to listen. It didnβt make sense. Did the Doctor really want me to believe he was him?
James and everyone else are still reeling from the hostage crisis brought on by BBR. That defeatβs wounds are still raw, but thereβs little for healing. A special piece of equipment is being transferred to an Ostarkiran research center. By pure luck, this is the first location infiltrated by a new batch of Nirnivian spies.
Commander Daniel Ricdeau springs into action without hesitation. Securing the mysterious cargo takes priority beyond almost anything else. At the last minute, NISDA drafts a plan and forms an infiltration team. Given the lack of time for preparation, chances of success seem dire, but thanks to their man on the inside, perhaps they have a chance.
As the mission begins, Doctor Deah, the cybernetic Ostarkiran President, contacts James again. At last, the cyborg grows tired of games and riddles and tells his entire story. The revelations about his identity and their implications left James reeling. Should they be true, then it puts everything concerning his relationship with Rose, and even his presence in this other universe, into question. But can James trust the President? He still has doubts, but the Cyborg promises to provide proof by the end of their conversation.
Who is the mysterious cyborg? Why does he seek to capture Rose? What about the soldiers sent on the special mission? Will they succeed, or will they perish in a futile attempt at striking a blow at Ostark? Perhaps most important of all, isnβt the timing of the Cyborgβs call a little suspicious?
Book 5 of The Cyborgβs Crusade
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My name is Benoit Lanteigne and Iβm a French Canadian (outside of Quebec) whoβs trying to write in English. That can be tricky. Iβm a computer programmer and I enjoy it. I see many inspiring writers who hate their day jobs and hope to quit someday, but thatβs not my case. Mostly, Iβve worked on websites and web applications.Β
Back in school, I enjoyed writing and according to my teachers and classmates; I had a talent for it. Well, not so much for grammar and spelling, but they liked my stories. Once I went to university, I dropped writing as a hobby. There were other things I wanted to focus on, such as my career. Then, in the early 2000s, around 2006 Iβd say, I had a flash of inspiration. At first, it was a single character: a winged woman with red hair. I didnβt even know who she was, but the image stuck with me. From there, I began figuring out details about her origins and her world, but I only started writing for real in 2009. After over ten years of hard work, books of The Cyborgβs Crusade are finally ready for release.
