Escape Death
Giới thiệu về sách điện tử này
It’s a relentless ride through war zones, covert missions, betrayals, and deadly cat-and-mouse chases—told chapter by chapter with vivid, almost film-like scenes. Each chapter pulls the reader deeper into a world where trust is rare, danger is constant, and survival demands both cunning and sacrifice.
The story follows a protagonist who is hunted, haunted, and hardened by a long chain of violent confrontations and shadow wars. Along the way, they navigate a web of double agents, deadly conspiracies, and moral choices that cut deep. The stakes grow with each mission—moving from whispered threats in dark alleys to full-scale assaults, from personal vendettas to global consequences.
Every chapter title—from The Hunter Becomes the Hunted to Death Left a Note—teases a pivotal turning point, keeping readers hooked until the very last page. The pace is fast, the tone is gritty, and the atmosphere is thick with tension, betrayal, and the haunting cost of survival.
This isn’t just about escaping death—it’s about outsmarting it, confronting it, and deciding what’s worth dying for.
Giới thiệu tác giả
Allen De Keyser writes with the precision of someone who’s lived through the fire and walked out the other side. A survivor of violence, betrayal, and life-altering moments, Allen channels real-world grit and raw emotion into his stories, creating thrillers that hit as hard as they entertain.
When he’s not crafting heart-pounding action scenes, Allen is an advocate for resilience, loyalty, and truth—values reflected both in his work and in his life. His bond with his service dog Harley and the love of his family serve as anchors in a world that’s often anything but steady.
With Escape Death, Allen blends cinematic storytelling with unflinching realism, delivering a reading experience that keeps you turning the pages deep into the night. Every character bleeds, every choice has a cost, and every chapter reminds you: survival is never guaranteed.
Allen continues to write stories that aren’t just read—they’re felt.
