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By: Keytrie Sommers

Chess

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Two Pieces. One board. No rules.


Krede is a bishop, an elite assassin raised by an ancient, chess-like monastic syndicate to move with fluid, lethal silence. Veil is a Rook, a brilliant, clinical contract killer who doubles as a trained doctor, deployed by a rival faction to execute an eye-for-an-eye retaliation against Krede’s handlers.


When the grandmasters above turn the board into a trap, both pieces are captured. Using his unique physiology, Krede breaks free, forcing a cynical, detached Veil to abort his mission despite the rules of the game.


When a predatory new criminal syndicate emerges, the Grandmasters reset the board with an unprecedented mandate: the Rook and the Bishop must play under the same color.


Forced into a global partnership, Krede’s chaos turns into a calculated smokescreen, while Veil coordinates with underground networks. But the partnership fractures when Krede makes unsettling discoveries.


As their target flees across international borders, Veil must set up a high-stakes ballistic crossfire while Krede orchestrates a fiery, claustrophobic infiltration. Amidst gunfire and explosions, Veil must pull the ultimate trigger.

Keytrie Sommers is a lifelong storyteller who has finally found the courage to unleash her work upon the world. Chess is a standalone novel, a dark concept originally sparked during a long-distance road trip.


Writing from a distinctively carefree and satirical outlook, Keytrie specializes in noir and psychological thrillers. Her work masterfully dissects the everyday elements of reality, blending them with the absurd and adding a sharp sprinkle of the macabre to mirror the beautiful, chaotic dark comedy of human existence.


An obsessive researcher at heart, Keytrie seamlessly weaves factual history and precise science into her prose with a clinical twist, leaving readers constantly wondering exactly where the truth ends and the fiction begins.

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