Revik

"You've been the bad guy so long, you don't remember what it's like to be good."The year was 1974... and she'd finally found him.
Prior to meeting Allie Taylor in San Francisco, infamous seer and infiltrator, Dehgoies Revik, lived life as a senior lieutenant of dark, anti-human, terrorist seers known as the Rooks. By 1974, he's worked for their leader, Galaith, for over thirty years, ever since Galaith first pulled him out of a Nazi prison in Berlin.
Living the life of a degenerate and an assassin, Revik hasn't been happy in years. He tells himself it doesn't matter, that he's helping his people, working for "the Org," what insiders call the Rooks' network. He believes it, too, until a strange female Seer finds him in Vietnam and forces him to confront who he really is, and what he's let himself become.
Revik begins to question his role as one of the dark architects of seer history, and soon finds himself at odds with the people he considers his comrades and friends. He sees how quickly they turn on him, even as they fight to bring him back into the fold.
Praise for the Bridge & Sword Series
"Highly Recommend!" Escape Into A Book
"Word of advice...remember to breathe!" The Cabin Goddess
"[F]illed with more backstabbing betrayal, twist and turns than I even thought possible..." I (Heart) Reading
"The sexual tension is scorching..." The Muses Circle
"[B]eware; you'll immediately want to dive into the next installment." The Indie Bookshelf
Psychic suspense. Apocalyptic. An epic, soul-crushing, world-spanning science fantasy series that gets dark, dark, dark... but also contains a lot of light.THE BRIDGE AND SWORD SERIES is a dark, gritty psychic warfare epic from a USA TODAY and WALL STREET JOURNAL bestselling author. Set in an alternate version of Earth where a second race of beings called "Seers" live alongside humans, this is for fans of romantic, character-driven science fiction and fantasy worlds, filled with twists and turns and backstabbing betrayals, with heroes and villains who are often the same people.