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Short Story: The Blake Deception
“My past life is what it is…or was. It can’t be changed. Is this payback for what I did so many years ago? I was a gambler, a thief, a promiscuous ladies man, a liar and a cheat. My brother Brock, dead on the battlefield, myself wounded, taking his place and returning as him to his family with all my lies in the deception that saved my life. But hurt the family I love, am I paying now for all of that? Will I now be forced to reverse that and relive all the problems that caused the deception? Doesn’t it count that I’m now a different person, a truly better person than I was as Blake? May God help me!”

Many years have passed Blake, it seems has put his past behind him, now living as his dead brother, Brock. His mother and wife have forgiven him of his deception and no one else knows…or do they? When the CIA and the FBI come looking for him, knowing the truth, he is given no choice but to help them be becoming Blake again not knowing if he’ll come out alive… …show more content…
I couldn’t put it down! The Blake deception is truly a unique storyline but the plot thickens with the twist of having to go back to his past life to stop a senator from selling secrets in DC and the hardest of all, going back to Houston where there are 2 men who want him dead. Gene is a gifted storyteller that keeps his plots detailed, fast-paced and exciting. His characters are believable and true to life. One thrill ride not to be missed however in order not to miss one word of this thrilling deception don’t start here, but read book 1first. Fast-paced, exciting thrill ride not soon
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