IGNITION

Corporal Rhys Calder was supposed to die in the Kessarine crossfire. Instead, something inside him ignited — a power that tore his own squad's convoy apart to save them, and marked him as something the war was never supposed to produce. The military calls it an anomaly. His superiors call it a miracle. But the moment his name hits a classified channel, Rhys becomes the most hunted asset in the war — not by the enemy, but by his own side. Because forty years ago, a program was buried. A bloodline was engineered. And Rhys was never supposed to know he was one of its last surviving results. As he's pulled into a black-ops unit built entirely around soldiers like him, Rhys starts pulling threads no one wants pulled — about his dead father, about the war's real origin, and about the officer he trusts most. By the time he learns the truth, it may already be too late to choose a side.