Clutch

by J.A. Huss

I Am Just Junco Series, Book One

Book Description

How long can you lie to yourself before it all comes apart?

In 2152 the avian race is on Earth looking for something stolen from them decades ago – their genetics. At the center of the search lies the Rural Republic; a small backwards farming country with high hopes of military domination and a penchant for illegal bioengineering.

19 year old Junco Coot is the daughter of the Rural Republic’s ranking commander. She’s the most foul-mouthed, wildly unpredictable and ruthless sniper the Rural Republic has ever trained. But when her father’s death sparks a trip into forbidden places, she triggers events that will change everything she knows to be true.

As an elite avian military officer, Tier’s mission is to destroy the bioengineering projects, kill Commander Coot’s daughter, and return home immediately. There’s just one problem. Junco isn’t who she claims to be.

With no one to trust, not even herself, Junco must confront the secrets of her past and accept her place in the future, or risk losing herself completely.

CONTENT WARNING The I Am Just Junco series is NOT YOUNG ADULT. This series contains foul language and graphic violence.

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Neither. Believe it or not, I don’t drink coffee or tea.

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Salty

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TV is so much better than it used to be, I enjoy it more than movies these days.

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Definitely driver! I’m a control freak.

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I used to be early to bed because I’m a morning person, but I stay up pretty late these days since I work from home all the time.

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iPhone all the way!

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Dogs, I have five dogs, but I also have two cats.

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Online. We live 30 miles from the nearest store, so online is definitely easier.

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Winter…I love boots.

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