The Scepter
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Pin raised his voice to call after Samuel. “It doesn’t matter where you go, I’m going to find you. Your woman’s suffering will be nothing compared to what I’ll do to you! She’ll live until I have you in my custody, and then she’ll be forced to watch your slow, lingering death.”
Author’s Note
If you liked The Scepter, you’ll love Mind Games:
Save the girl, or save the world? Archaeologist Sam McCarthy can't do both. Or can he?
Sam and his team barely escaped their last run-in with the Bruard Empire with the scepter--an ancient relic bearing the power to control minds--but Shafira wasn't so lucky. The Bruard have locked her up in their island stronghold, and they're hot on the heels of the rest of the team. Sam's only chance at escape--and rescue--lies with Valentina, a mysterious last-minute rescuer who claims to be working for the UN. Sam can't afford to trust her, but he can't afford not to.
Shafira has no time to lose: the brutal Pin and his henchman Gord are on their way to interrogate her about the scepter--and they love getting their information the painful way. She's steps away from freedom, when her escape hits a snag in the form of Pae Min-Soo Bruard, the Bruard Empire leader himself! And he wants to...invite her to dinner?
With one relic in the hands of the Bruard and the other with McCarthy, can Sam and the team reach Shafira before Gord has his bloody way with her?
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