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THE BLAKE SORENSON
SERIES

This series has a mission statement.
Can a series do that?
Bear with me. See what you think.
Blake Sorenson is running from something.
He has a goal, but is that what he really wants?
Maybe, like most of us, he wants whatever he can get to make the pain stop,
wants wherever he can go when he has no desired destination of his own,
wants safe harbor when he can't get away.
Along the way he meets Hugo Anton. You're gonna like him.
In Book 1, EASY PREY, witness the birth of this unlikely friendship.
Initially, to the world, they have nothing in common,
We soon learn they have an innate fear of evils in the world they have no tools to deal with, but know gaining those tools will become their lives' mission.
As subsequently novels unfold, Blake and Hugo develop something very serious in common.
The leader of a very powerful international crime ring wants them dead.
Not just dead dead, but I-will-make-you-and-all-those-close-to-you-suffer, kind of dead.
The kind of suffering that dissuades any hope of having any true love in your life.
Each thriller scratches at an epidemic scab that most reader don't know exists.
Each explores the hollowness of a lonely life and the sacredness of true connection.
Get ready. Characters refuse to go away. Cameos abound.
Readers are invited to suffer protagonists thwarted goals and navigate antagonists well-earned fears up close and personal from behind their ever watchful eyelids.
After tumbling end-over-end through unimaginable challenges, each gets what they deserve and most desperately want, even though they never could have predicted it.
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