Peyton 313
Books | Fiction / Romance / Science Fiction
Donna McDonald
Peyton 313 is the first book in a futuristic Science Fiction and Fantasy series from USA Today Bestselling Author Donna McDonald. The war was over long ago, but the fight for their humanity is just beginning.Dr. Kyra Winters certainly never meant for her work to be used for anything evil even though that’s exactly what happened. Her studies in cyber conversions and genetic engineering were supposed to make the world a better place. The best soldiers got converted into Cyborgs to fight a World War no one wanted to be reminded of ever happening. Enslaved by their programming ten years ago, the Cyborgs have no idea that the war they signed up to fight is over. Or that a fight for their humanity is just beginning. If the current world powers had any proof of her reversal experiments, Kyra would be killed for even trying to free them. She’s already lost two Cyborgs due to her failures. Are Peyton 313’s chances any better? Failure is not an option Kyra can even consider since she’s out of both money and time. The fate of all cybernetic humans rests on her successfully restoring the cyborg who was once Marine Captain Peyton Elliott. Worst epic fail of her scientific career? Caring too much for a cyborg she helped create.ABOUT THIS SERIES - Set in the future, this science fiction action and adventure story explores military boundaries in a tale of created cyborgs and genetic engineering. It contains strong elements of romance for both paranormal romance and science fiction romance fans. It’s set in a futuristic urban environment."Awesome story. I so liked this. Good plot. I am looking forward to more by Ms. McDonald." - NetGalley Reviewer
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Author
Donna McDonald
Pages
253
Publisher
Donna McDonald
Published Date
2014-09-17
ISBN
1939988179 9781939988171
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"<strong>Good story, so-so editing</strong><br/><br/>The setting and characters were quite good, as were the reactions and actions, I think. Sadly, per what seems to be the new norm in publishing, there is a serious need for another editing pass, most specifically to fix a few missing words, wrong word usage (such as using do instead of to), etc."