Ann Simko Dark Crossings
Cross and Kale Delancey were born
for one purpose; to be studied for their paranormal abilities. When Cross
convinces his twin to escape from ‘The Department,’ he is shot. Blinded and
separated from Kale, Cross’s memories are wiped. He is given a new life. A past
in which he believes Kale is dead. With no memories of his life at The
Department, this new Cross is safe, he is malleable. He can still be studies
without the risk. His entire life is scripted and Kale is threatened with his
safety unless he places nice and does what the department wants. Until ten
years later, Cross begins to remember. The department brings him back in and
all bets are off. Cross isn’t fourteen anymore. He’s pissed and he wants his
brother back.
When not writing, Ann Simko works as a nurse at a level one
trauma center. Her first novel Fallen was originally published in 2009, where
it became the number one best seller for thrillers in her publishing house for
almost a year. She writes thrillers, anything with a ticking-bomb type of plot,
maybe with a wee bit of paranormal thrown in for fun.
She lives in rural
Pennsylvania with her husband who puts up with her over active imagination, two
scary teenagers who try to ignore her, three very large dogs, six cats and five
extraordinarily large lawn ornaments otherwise known as horses.
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