Now deeply in love and happily ever aft-uh, happily ever for about 2 months…Vinn and Nicole’s marriage is truly blossomed. With Kraken dead and the new laws in place, Delmar M44 is a heaven on moon.               Well…except for most of that.             Nicole wakes up tied to a chair staring down the snout of a very not dead Kraken with a hell of a resurrection story proving that in a world where cloning technology exists, nobody is truly dead if someone wealthy enough wants you back, but despite Osirian and human cloning being an exact science, it seems there are some unforeseen problems with the mixed species clones.               A zombie Kraken with an Evil Nicole by his side threatens and blackmails Vinn and other Nicole, as the politics rears its ugly head again, finding that the laws are still very much broken on this little moon. An undead monster struggles with the question of: if he has a soul, and can he change who he was. Stockholm syndrome comes out to play. Nicole has to face her deepest fear, her literal cloned self who’s inexplicably banging the monster they spent all of book 1 killing, and the only solution is that someone has to sacrifice their life for the good of the others, and this time someone has to fight a literal god to do it.   Ancient evil rises to shows it’s true form, a corrupt shadow government breaks down, the gods cannot help you anymore and Nicole once again faces a unique problem…what the hell to do with the other Nicole. Evil doppelganger, lost soul just trying to fit in like she was, or the only friend who truly understands her? The only way to find out is to turn her back and wait for the knife to strike it…or not.        Now deeply in love and happily ever aft-uh, happily ever for about 2 months…Vinn and Nicole’s marriage is truly blossomed. With Kraken dead and the new laws in place, Delmar M44 is a heaven on moon.               Well…except most of that.             Nicole wakes up tied to a chair staring down the snout of a very not dead Kraken with a hell of a resurrection story proving that in a world where cloning technology exists, nobody is truly dead if someone wealthy enough wants you back, but despite Osirian and human cloning being an exact science, it seems there are some unforeseen problems with the mixed species clones.               A zombie Kraken with an Evil Nicole by his side threatens and blackmails Vinn and other Nicole, as the politics rears it’s ugly head again, fining that the laws are still very much broken on this little moon. An undead monster struggles with the question of if he has a soul, and can he change who he was, Stockholm syndrome comes out to play. Nicole has to face her deepest fear, her literal cloned self who’s inexplicably banging the monster they spent all of book 1 killing, and the only solution is that someone has to sacrifice their life for the good of the others, and this time they have to fight a god to do it.