Enigma: Tamisan, #2

By Susan McKenzie

Her DNA is a weapon, and some will stop at nothing to control it.

Tamisan thought her troubles were over after the defeat of Dr Starrick, the scientist who performed illegal experiments on her, transferring her consciousness into the body of a native of the planet Althar 3. But when Tamisan is set upon by someone she thought she could trust, she realises that Starrick wasn't the only one who had an interest in her new abilities.

When the attack leaves her an amnesiac and stranded in the jungle once again, Tamisan is found by the Waikari natives – only they think she's Sifayah, the young woman whose body she now possesses. They want to help her remember, only the memories they hope to restore are of a life that Tamisan never lived.

With her attacker still at large, Tamisan must learn who she is all over again, and fast. She needs her abilities to defend herself from those who would use her, but without her memories, how will she tell who is friend and who is foe?

This is the second and final installment in the Tamisan Series.

"It had a lot of action/adventure and I loved it!"
– Stephanie Ford
"It is awesome!"
– Kimberly Rodighiero

Great for lovers of Sci-fi and Paranormal with elements of romance.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Susan McKenzie
• Release date: Feb 16, 2019
• ISBN: 9780987321466

Susan McKenzie

Susan McKenzie is the author of the Sci-fi novel, “Tamisan”, and the short stories, “The Alien” and “Seduced by a Vampire”. She is also the illustrator for a children’s story called “The Lake” by Richard Dabinett. Susan has completed many art courses and holds a diploma in Information Technology. She taught IT for 15 years at TAFE in Australia and runs a blog to help other authors with computer-related issues. Because she loves anything book-related, she also formats books for print, converts manuscripts to all popular eBook formats, and offers proofreading services. Unlike most other authors, she’s not a coffee addict – but chocolate? That’s a different story. When she’s not writing or working, she loves to paint, draw and play the guitar.