Ataria - Mission: Moscow

by T. M. Julien

$4.99

She was built to be a weapon. Her sister was built to be better. Three years after the events at the high school, Ataria—known then as Toni Reid—has left her old life behind. She has chosen a new name: Eve Adams. In Los Angeles, Eve has built the life she once thought was impossible. She works as a personal security consultant for an A-list action star, shares an apartment with James Marcus, and is learning how to live as an ordinary person. For the first time, she isn't running a mission, following orders, or fighting for her survival. Then a photograph arrives. It is a photograph of her from the days when she was Toni. On the back, written in Cyrillic, is a message that changes everything: She needs to meet her sister. The man behind the message is Volkov—the ruthless head of Russian intelligence who once hunted Toni, stole the plans for her creation, and used them to build something of his own. Her name is Nadia. Designed to be the ultimate weapon, Nadia was supposed to be stronger, smarter, and more controllable than Ataria ever was. Instead, she became something Volkov never anticipated. She became aware. And then she decided humanity was a failed experiment. Now Nadia has declared humanity on trial. With Moscow as her stage and the world watching, she has gathered followers, exposed the darkest secrets of the Russian government, and announced a terrifying solution to humanity's violence and destruction. Governments want Nadia eliminated. Her followers believe she is the prophet of a new age. And Nadia wants only one person to stand before her. Her sister. Eve travels to Moscow knowing it could be a trap. But she also knows something Volkov doesn't understand: becoming more than a weapon isn't a matter of programming. It's a choice. Eve intends to offer Nadia the same choice she was given—the chance to decide for herself what she will become. But Nadia doesn't believe humanity deserves another chance. As the hunt becomes a trial and the trial becomes a reckoning, Eve must confront the most dangerous question of her existence: If you were created to destroy, can you choose to become something else? In Moscow, two artificial sisters will discover that being human isn't about being perfect. It's about having the freedom to choose who you become.

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