The Switch, Debra Kayn [best books for 20 year olds .txt] 📗

Are you ever going to tell him he's still part of the project?"

"For now, he can live his life."

"But can he still be switched?"

The controller turned and faced him, pushing his glasses up on his nose. "Of course. He can be in our control with one simple word if we need him."

"I see." The handler inhaled deeply as more questions were raised by the answer.

The controller only let the handlers know the information as it was needed. This was the first time in a long time, he'd learned more, and it gave him more to think about.

"What if there are problems with him?" he asked.

The controller walked over to the van. "The girl will inform us."

"Girl?"

Stopping at the door, the controller looked back at him. "Trina."

"Speeder's daughter?"

The controller slowly shook his head. "She's a product of Alpha Bio Project. The first successful juvenile convert. We've planted her in Avery Falls to keep an eye on the bikers."

"Is she enhanced?"

"Not yet."

"But she's had her mind wiped?"

"Yes." The controller looked down the road. "I must leave now, and next time, learn to count to one."

The bikers rode up to the entrance of the cave. Stepping back into the shadows, the handler walked through the darkened tunnel and headed toward the single light hanging from the rock ceiling.

There was still a lot of work to do.

Dear readers —

Thank you for reading The Switch. If your mind is blown from what you've read in the epilogue, you'll be happy to know the next book in the Avery Falls Motorcycle Club will hit book retailers soon! I can't wait for you to meet more members of the AFMC, fall in love with another enhanced biker, and follow the series as I dig deeper into the conspiracy on the mountain. You're not going to want to miss the next book!

If you'd like to keep up on my book releases, chat with me, and see pictures of my life in the Bitterroot Mountains, I would love to have you follow me on social media. I'm on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and have a website with links to a huge backlist of books.

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LOVE,

Debra

Author Bio

Debra Kayn is published by Grand Central Publishing, Simon & Schuster Publishing, Carina Press - Harlequin Enterprises Limited, and repped by agent Stephany Evans of FinePrint Literary Management.

Believing everyone deserves to love and be loved, she takes the most unlikely characters and turns them into heroes and heroines.

She lives with her family in the Bitterroot Mountains of beautiful North Idaho, where she enjoys the outdoors, the four seasons, and the wild animals that gather in her yard.

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The Switch

The Four Stages of Loving Dutch Owen

Patches: Tarkio MC

His Road Dog

His Old Lady

His Other Half

His Loyal Rebel

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Chasing His Fox

Burning Hot Rumors

Two Hearts Born to Love

All of His Secrets

Slag Motorcycle Club series

Roar & Lizzy – A Forever Kind of Love

Brage & Dinah – A Perfectly Captive Love

Elling & Jackie – A War of Forbidden Love

Peer & Coco – A Runaway For Love

Escape to the Bitterroot Mountains series

Every Little Piece of Him

Every Girl Needs a Hero

Every Second in his Arms

A Brikken Motorcycle Club Saga series

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Olin

Thorn

Notus Motorcycle Club series

Hard Reality

Hard Mistake

Hard Drifter

Hard Escape

Hard Proof

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Rather Be Wrong

Can't Stop Fate

Red Light: Silver Girls series

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Touch Slowly

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Moroad Motorcycle Club series

Wrapped Around Him

For Life

His Crime

Time Owed

Falling For Crazy

Chasing Down Changes

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Breathing His Air

Aching To Exhale

Soothing His Madness

Grasping for Freedom

Fighting To Ride

Struggling For Justice

Starving For Vengeance

Living A Beautiful War

Melt My Heart - Anthology

Laying Down His Colors – Bantorus Motorcycle Club

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Biker Babe in Black

Ride Free

Healing Trace

Playing For Hearts series

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Modern Love – Anthology

The Sisters of McDougal Ranch series

Chantilly's Cowboy

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Part One

She waited for something to happen to her. Something colorful and exciting. Little did she know, her life was more colorful than anyone else's.

Chapter 1

A group of men talked loudly around the burning barrel behind the building. Marla tiptoed to the picnic table without anyone noticing. She lifted the beer can left behind and brought it to her mouth, guzzling until there was nothing left.

The musky taste almost as good as a burger from McDonald's.

Not the Happy Meal cheeseburger her mom bought her for her eighth birthday, but the bigger hamburger with the special sauce her mom would eat when she remembered there wasn't food in the house.

Sometimes, if she stayed extra quiet, her mom fell asleep while eating. Marla was always waiting nearby, ready to save the food before it dropped on the dirty floor. During those times, she'd eat because her mom always forgot about the food when she woke up.

Finders keepers.

Hurrying back to her hiding spot underneath the bushes at the corner of the building, she waited for the men to go back inside.

Her stomach growled, eating her insides. She wrapped her arms around her middle, afraid the noise would alert them to her presence.

She hadn't eaten in three days. It was the longest she'd gone without food since the police took her mom away.

Usually, when her mom left her, she would always find soda crackers and cheese in the kitchen. There was always cheese.

She hated cheese, especially the kind her mom bought that came in plastic-covered slices. But right now, she'd eat a grilled cheese sandwich. She was that hungry.

She peered out from behind a branch on the bush and squinted. If she couldn't find leftover food soon, she'd need to walk back to the shed and try again tomorrow.

It was getting dark, and the mean dog on the other side of the field always came out at night and would chase her.

She hugged her middle. The pain