Welcome to the home of the Alex the Fey thriller series!
In The Fey, we meet Alexandra Hargreaves, the last surviving member of the Fey Special Forces Team, as she moves on from her loss (free eBook download); in Learning to Stand, Alex begins to unravel the murky forces behind the attack on the Fey Special Forces Team; in Who I Am, Alex moves forward to take on the mantle of The Fey; and in the upcoming fourth installment of the Alex the Fey thriller series, Lean on Me, with the help of her friends, Alex and the Fey Team outsmart an attack on that threatens the world.
If you love strong female characters caught in a suspenseful mystery with plenty of action, the Alex the Fey thrillers will not disappoint.
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CHAPTER TEN
The weight of his words hung in the air. Almost every person rescued by the Fey Special Forces team had a black Vivaldi F tattooed on their right shoulder or wrist. It was a sign that they owed their life to the Fey. The team fell silent.
“Who is it?” Joseph growled.
“No disrespect meant, but that’s not my purview,” MJ said. “Lieutenant Colonel Hargreaves is my purview.”
MJ gave Alex an irritated smiled. She nodded and followed him out of the room. They went down the hall to the bathroom where MJ’s medic kit was set up.
“We talked about heels like this,” MJ said.
“I haven’t been wearing any,” Alex said. “I don’t think I can get away with not wearing them for this.”
“You can take them off and carry them in your hand,” MJ said.
“Point taken,” Alex said.
“I’m going to give you a shot,” MJ said. “But you remember what the doctor said…”
“Only one shot a day,” Alex said. “The steroids interfere with healing… and a bunch of other stuff.”
She lifted her skirt. As she had at least once a day since she’d had her last surgery, Alex bent over and grit her teeth against the pain. MJ injected her hip with a cocktail of steroids and pain medications. She stayed completely still for a moment while the steroids settled.
“I found a doctor who’s treating your very same symptoms.”
“Oh yeah?” Alex asked.
“Works with a lot of vets. I’d like you to meet with him.”
