Title: Parasite (The Domino Project #3)
Release date: February 22nd, 2016
Author: K.T. Hanna
Amaranthine Press
About the book:
With the Damascus closing in on the Exiled, Sai and Dom must put their grief and inner demons aside as they rush to free the people of the Protected Conglomerate from the influence of the psionic grid.
Chipped and placed under house arrest with a guard, Bastian's only hope lies in reaching his core to disrupt Deign's ruthless plan.
Intent on putting a stop to the Damascus and the GNW's reign, Dom discovers the true extent of the parasite within. Just when Sai thinks the Exiled have a chance, their greatest weapon turns on them.
Chipped and placed under house arrest with a guard, Bastian's only hope lies in reaching his core to disrupt Deign's ruthless plan.
Intent on putting a stop to the Damascus and the GNW's reign, Dom discovers the true extent of the parasite within. Just when Sai thinks the Exiled have a chance, their greatest weapon turns on them.
Here's a guide to the series:
Chameleon (The Domino Project #1)
Goodreads
“Hanna
takes familiar sci-fi genre elements… and spins dystopian gold.” Kirkus
Reviews
Book 1 & 2 on Sale for $0.99
to celebrate Parasite’s Release.
Hybrid (The Domino Project #2)
Fun Facts about The Domino
Project:
The
Domino Project idea came from an amalgamation of two other ideas.
Neither
of the base ideas behind the book featured Sai as the main character.
Chameleon
got K.T. her first ever agent
In
the original draft Bastian and Dom got mixed up in scenes far more than K.T.
likes to admit.
Sai’s
name is – you guessed it – partially due to the Japanese weapon Sai. This
reflects a base of her heritage and her abilities.
Bastian
was named because KT’s never been able to get the name out of her head since
hearing a German 90’s song called: Bastian.
Dom
is short for Domino. KT feels no pride in her lack of creativity in this
regard.
Nimue
was named because of an old Everquest character KT used to raid with.
Originally
there was no double agent, but it made the plotline difficult to pull off and
one of KT’s cps got into the genius juice during brainstorming and made the
suggestion - and here we are!
Deign
was always a bitch.
At
one point, the book was called Ebony, for one of the materials that make up the
game piece also called Dominos. Ivory and Bone were also considered as names
for the sequels at that point.
After
extensive revisions of book one, Hybrid and Parasite required a lot of
adjusting - which included the removal of two characters and the insertion of
Sai’s healing abilities.
In
hindsight naming Mathur such was a bad idea. The amount of times autocorrect
insisted he was mother are too many to count.
The
whole first ten chapters of Parasite had to be mostly rewritten.
And now... Book #3
Excerpt:
Pieces of Iota’s devastation spread like breadcrumbs around its
site. Flames still cling to odd pieces of cargo and hull, and a faint psionic
shield wavers unsteadily, flickering in and out of effectiveness as the sun
sets. A portion of the lowerhull teeters precariously under the shielding, as
if a soft breeze could blow it over.
Dom brings Meleto a halt and steps out slowly. Rapidly
switching his vision through infrared and thermal, he approaches the fading
barrier, which appears to be shielding them from the fading rays of light, but
could also be attuned for protection.
Behind a stack of rubble, much of which appears to be various
appendages of Damascus soldiers, is a soft thermal glow. The shield wavers and
blinks out as the final rays of the sun end in a dull red glimmer. Dom moves
closer, pushing back the darkness that threatens to overtake him as panic works
itself into knots in his brain. There’s no time for it now; he can’t let it
control him. He rounds the final portion of rubble mixed with oddly melted
adrium, devoid of its electricity, frozen into a rigid splashes of the metal,
and steels himself
About the author:
KT Hanna has a love for words so extreme, a single word can spark entire worlds.
Born in Australia, she met her husband in a computer game, moved to the U.S.A. and went into culture shock. Bonus? Not as many creatures specifically out to kill you.
When she’s not writing, she freelance edits for Chimera Editing, and chases her daughter, husband, corgi, and cat. No, she doesn’t sleep. She is entirely powered by the number 2, caffeine, and beef jerky.
Note: Still searching for her Tardis
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