Consequence

· The Race Book 5 · Joan De La Haye
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I wanted to save the world. I ended up getting captured and shot. This is the bloody consequence of winning The Race.

I won The Race and survived a civil war in my Patron’s castle. I’m faster, stronger—but nowhere near at peace. I’m still stuck under the same roof as Elena, the woman I hate, a living reminder of everything I’ve lost. My body’s healed. My mind’s a wreck. And I’m itching for a fight.

Von Zimmer has bigger problems. The Organisation’s old board is dead, and the war we started is tearing the world apart. But instead of fighting for global control, he’s dragging me to Ethiopia to protect a coffee plantation under siege.

We arrive in a blood-soaked war zone with no backup. The “simple” mission turns into a nightmare when we’re ambushed, captured, and tortured by a new enemy. I survive—barely. My knee’s shattered, and the scars are piling up faster than the bodies.

Now I have to face the consequence of every choice I’ve made—and decide whether I can still trust the man who made me into a weapon. Because if we can’t hold it together, none of us are getting out alive.

Perfect for fans of The Hunger Games, Battle Royale, and The Running Man—only darker, bloodier, and with a heroine who refuses to die quietly.

I wanted to save the world. I ended up getting captured and shot. This is the bloody consequence of winning The Race. I won The Race and survived a civil war in my Patron’s castle. I’m faster, stronger—but nowhere near at peace. I’m still stuck under the same roof as Elena, the woman I hate, a li...

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