A Silent Killer: Trigger Locked Book Two
Targeted by a Silent Killer: Redemption is a Deadly Game
In A Silent Killer, the twins’ worst nightmare returns to haunt them. Touka Kimizuki and her twin brother, Yuuto, still work as secret agents for the Public Security Intelligence Agency (PSIA). However, they are currently struggling to redeem themselves after failing their previous mission.
The situation escalates when a mysterious hacker group called Incognito strikes. They post a video online that exposes the Transhuman Development Project to the world. Consequently, the public now knows about the government’s top-secret genetic experiments.
Soon after the leak, a dangerous stranger begins to stalk the twins on their way home from school. Touka and Yuuto have no idea who this man is or who sent him. To make matters worse, they don’t understand why they are being targeted again.
Despite the confusion, one thing is certain: this pursuer is not ordinary. He clearly knows their identities and their dark connection to the project. They face a deadly threat, and they could lose their lives if they do not act fast.
A Silent Killer is the second book in the Trigger Locked series. Set in the near-future streets of Tokyo, this story features a strong female protagonist. This English light novel perfectly blends a political thriller with hard science fiction elements.
Will the twins defeat their new enemy and redeem their reputations? Or will this silent predator finish what the conspiracy started?
Buy A Silent Killer today to join the mission and uncover the truth.
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