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Synopsis
Seventeen altered humans. Abilities no human should have. One team that takes the jobs nobody else can survive. Thomas can access and use the abilities of anyone on his team. Eve is the only one who can merge her mind with electronics, erasing cameras, cracking locks, and frying tracking chips from the inside. Skip dampens or amplifies supernatural ability on command. Matteo reshapes solid ground. Lizzie cloaks vehicles, people, and sound itself. Noah and Mia walk into other people’s dreams. Pearl and Ahmed can wear another person’s face, voice, and fingerprints well enough to walk through a Level 4 biometric vault. He survived a castle that experimented on him for a century. She died as a soldier and came back changed. Some of the team escaped that castle together, decades ago. Others came back from war, one by one, before finding their way into the same fight. Now they run jobs governments deny exist. Three contracts. Three continents. Sixty-seven million to contain a weaponized plague rotting inside a dead supercarrier before it kills a city. Forty-one million to walk five people through the most secure vault in Switzerland without tripping a single alarm. Thirty-two million to extract a kidnapped diplomat from a jungle black site while three rival factions hunt the same target. But the money is never the hardest part. When the Ethiopia job collides with forces far older and more powerful than any government, Thomas faces a threat that could expose his entire team and everyone he loves. The Chimera team doesn’t just complete impossible missions. They protect each other. Fight beside their pairs. And carry the weight of knowing that the world they saved will never know their names. Chimera Protocol - ALTERED. HUNTED. UNSTOPPABLE
Is Chimera Protocol: ALTERED. HUNTED. UNSTOPPABLE appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
Features a team of genetically enhanced humans conducting dangerous covert missions with action violence, experimental captivity backstory, and mature themes of war and moral complexity.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include kidnapping, captivity, and death (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Teens will enjoy the thrilling heist missions and unique superhuman abilities as a diverse team fights to protect the world in secret.