Cyber (Gizinski)

A Single Act of Mercy... Life in 2048 is tough for everybody, but for a young girl named Kelly stuck in slavery on the dirt side of Witch City, existence is a living nightmare. She fled her captors in a last-ditch effort for survival, but she hadn't planned on running into that alley kid who was in even worse shape than she was. She didn't know him; all she could do was cover him up while fleeing the pursuing evil. But that single act of mercy would trigger a chain of events that would draw the attention of Simon, CYBER, and most notably, Jack "Preach" Mathews, leader of CYBER's newest 7 member ops team, "Preach's Pride." The fledgling team has its own troubles, though, as members still struggle with some repercussions from their first mission. Despite the escalating tensions within the group, both the Pride and their mentors, Grey's Hounds, prepare to pay a visit to Witch City. But the CYBER teams need to hurry-with the abject conditions she is forced to endure, Kelly won't be able to hold on much longer... Angels is a return to Len Gizinski's dystopian world of 2048 about a month after the events of The Metal Within, where the fall of entire governments has left international corporate conglomerates to make the rules; non-corporate city areas are left to fend for themselves, highways between cities have become war zones, and grain blights have left most people living off corporate-created algae food substitutes. CYBER offers hope, but will they be enough?

Within the dark shadows of a dystopian future, Jack is a street-smart pastor of a small church in an urban ghetto. But when the local street gang defends their turf from well-funded outsiders willing to sacrifice the entire population for profit and power, he is forced to deal with ghosts from the past he had abandoned years ago. Corey and Sue are thrown together when an outlaw motorcycle gang destroys their hometowns. Uniting to endure the lawless mayhem, the bond developing between them may help them overcome the trauma of their flight-if they survive. Josanne and Melissana are friends from opposite sides of the tracks; Josanne's Dad provided everything, while Melissana was thrown out of a broken home by the father who liked to do the breaking. The enigmatic Johnny has a name but no traceable past. So lucky he seems skilled or so skilled he appears lucky, neither his luck nor his skill has provided what he's really searching for. Each is targeted for recruitment by an elite government agency founded as a last-ditch effort to covertly protect its citizens from what the U.S. has become by fielding autonomous teams of cybernetic agents. But implanted ultratech alone won't ensure the safety of the fledgling team; they need a leader. But the best person to lead them is a jaded former agent haunted by tragedy and setbacks of his own... Together they must overcome their pasts as well as their present fears, doubts, suspicions, and ultimately, the threat to an entire city.