Varick's Quest

Varick's Quest

by Julie C Gilbert
Varick's Quest

Varick's Quest

by Julie C Gilbert

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Overview

Genetically altering humans is illegal ...

But Varick and his siblings-Devya's Children-exist. He's been born and bred to be the perfect soldier, but he can't be everywhere.

If one counts each of his siblings plus Danielle Matheson, the list of people Varick wants to protect stretches from coast to coast. The more he gets to know Danielle, the more she comes to mean to him.

Meanwhile, somebody has captured Nadia and wants to sell her to the highest bidder. Varick's lifelong quest has been to free her from their father, Dr. Dean Devya. But nobody knows where to find Nadia, except Dr. Carnasis, and she's a captive as well.

Danielle and Jillian have also disappeared. Varick might be able to pull off one rescue, but can he save them all?

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This is Book 4 in the Devya's Children series. It's highly recommended you experience this series in order: Ashlynn's Dreams, Nadia's Tears, Malia's Miracles, and Varick's Quest. There's also a prequel called The Dark Side of Science and a series of short stories called Ashlynn's Dreams Shorts. They're also available as audiobooks. Ashlynn's Dreams Shorts, Ashlynn's Dreams, and Nadia's Tears are performed by Kristin Condon. Malia's Miracles and Varick's Quest are performed by Julie Hinton. The prequel, The Dark Side of Science, is performed by Brian Troxell.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781539776123
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 10/27/2016
Series: Devya's Children , #4
Pages: 262
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.55(d)

About the Author

Julie C. Gilbert write everything from Christian mysteries to YA science fiction to fantasy stories. She lives in New Jersey and teaches high school chemistry. She's a bit of a Lego maniac, a Star Wars fanatic, and a tea drinker.
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