Julie Cochrane Książki

First Time in Paperback. The Latest Sequel to the New York Times Best Seller, Cally’s War. Duty. Honor. Country. Three words that resound in the heart of the warrior. But what is duty when country is gone? Where does honor lie when allies are revealed as enemies, when friends are not who they seem and when enemies are the ones we love? For Cally O'Neal and the O'Neal Bane Sidhe, underground fighters against the tyranny of Earth's Darhel “allies,” duty lies in the overthrow of the established order. For Major General Michael O'Neal, her father, duty lies in maintaining that order to prevent a reinvasion by the dreaded Posleen. When diamond meets diamond, when O'Neal battles O'Neal, the only sure outcome is fireworks.

Cally O'Neal was trained from childhood as a premier killer. Officially listed as dead, for the past forty years she has lived a life of aliases, random lovers and targeted assassinations. This has led her to become the top in her profession, undefeatable, invulnerable. And in the process, she has lost her soul. Now she, and the man she loves, must battle to reclaim it. But Cally will find that leaving her dark world of shadow identities, murder-for-hire, and deadly secrets will be more difficult than any of the many lethal operations she carried out in the past. Her employers think she knows too much to live, and the scores of enemies she has made still have her at the top of their hit lists. The real question is, will she win her soul only to lose her life?

Offiziell ist Cally O'Neal tot - aber tatsächlich arbeitet sie seit Jahrzehnten als Geheimagentin und Profikillerin auf der von Aliens besetzten Erde. Als eines Tages Callys Schwester wie aus dem Nichts bei ihr auftaucht, kann das nur eines bedeuten: Ärger. Denn ihre Schwester wird offenbar von den Delhal für ein gefährliches Experiment benutzt, und nur der O'Neal-Clan kann jetzt noch helfen. Dabei ahnen weder Cally O'Neal noch ihr Clan, dass auch sie nur ein Rädchen im Ränkespiel der Alien-Mächte sind. Doch waschechten O'Neals sollte keiner in die Quere kommen ...