Seer Prophet — J.C. Andrijeski

In through the out door. Further down. Below...Allie and Revik race to rescue the remaining seers and humans on the Displacement List, a prophetic list of humans and seers meant to rebuild the world after the apocalypse.Shadow, leader on Earth of dark beings known as the Dreng, wants nothing more than to eliminate every name listed. He systematically murders every one he finds. With the Dreng's vast resources, their complete control over the remaining quarantine cities, and over the minds of most humans, Allie fears they've lost too many already.Then a mysterious new player starts buying up List seers on the black market. Allie and Revik assume Shadow is behind that too, but instead of killing the seers immediately, as Shadow had done, the new buyer smuggles them into Dubai. As more and more Listers disappear into the walled off city, the most heavily guarded of all of Shadow's enclaves, Revik and Allie wonder if maybe Shadow isn't behind it at all.Meanwhile, on the personal and political front, Allie's world starts to unravel.The people closest to her seem to be slowly turning against her, losing faith in her leadership, lying to her, even plotting against her.Including--maybe especially--her own husband.*Psychic suspense. Apocalyptic. The eighth chapter in an epic, soul-crushing, world-spanning science fantasy that can get dark, dark, dark... but also contains a lot of light.The main relationship in this book is heterosexual, however the series has an explicit M/M relationship, and most of the characters are bisexual.Every book ends on a completed arc.**NOTE: A different version of this novel was previously titled ProphetTHE BRIDGE AND SWORD SERIES is a dark, gritty psychic warfare epic, from a USA TODAY and WALL STREET JOURNAL bestselling author. Set in an alternate version of Earth where a second race of beings called Seers live alongside humans, this is for fans of romantic, character-driven science fiction and fantasy worlds, filled with twists and turns and backstabbing betrayals, with heroes and villains who are often the same people.