SuitabookIdentity and divided self
Tom learns that his supposed narcoleptic episodes conceal another personality, Tyler Garrett, who has carried out lethal missions.
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Tom Sniegoski - Author
A fast-moving identity thriller about a teenager uncovering a disturbing explanation for his supposed sleep disorder, then pursuing the organisation connected to his hidden life.
Teenager Tom Lovett suffers from a rare form of narcolepsy that can knock him out for days at a time. At least, this is what his parents and doctors have always told him. But Tom’s about to make a shocking discovery: He’s actually a sleeper assassin. His narcoleptic “fits” are cover for his horrific missions. In fact, his entire life has been a lie. The truth is, Tom shares a body with Tyler Garrett, a separate personality who has committed coldblooded murder without a second thought. Now, Tom is on a mission to take down the evil agency that created him. But can he also fight the evil within himself? In the tradition of The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Supremacy, Sleeper Code and Sleeper Agenda are a two-part white-knuckle thrill ride that will keep readers riveted to the very last page.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA fast-moving identity thriller about a teenager uncovering a disturbing explanation for his supposed sleep disorder, then pursuing the organisation connected to his hidden life.
Tom learns that his supposed narcoleptic episodes conceal another personality, Tyler Garrett, who has carried out lethal missions.
Tom must confront murders committed by Tyler and the agency said to have created him, while attempting to take that agency down.
The premise includes cold-blooded murder, hidden missions and a struggle against an allegedly evil agency. Consider whether the reader is comfortable with sustained suspense and morally troubling violence.
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