BLOOD

My Princess! How could you leave me?!

Chief Medic Angel finds himself in the horrific position of having to try to save his Princess' life yet again, except this time, the damage was self-inflicted and deadly. Would she survive?

"So, it is my fault..." whispered Beast, half to himself. "I did this... If she dies... it will be all my fault..."

When Commander in Chief, Beast, tells Princess Anya that they would be leaving Safehouse Grimlock, little did he expect her to have a complete mental breakdown at the news. The team had discussed the possibility of her feeling anxious, but none of them expected her extreme response, least of all the man who intended to propose to her.

He is brilliant, but he is also a loose cannon.

Deputy Commander in Chief, Hunter, invites a member of Blood to join the team, to help them with their operation. Will he regret inviting the domineering personality whose mere presence makes his son, Lynx, nervous?


BLOOD: Dossier 582-2 [ KRIMEA ] by Eleven Rook is the second book in the BLOOD: Dossier 582 trilogy, following the rescue of Princess Anya from the fetid basement her Father had thrown her into, after she broke his deal with known trafficker Conte Fuere.

In BLOOD: Dossier 582-2 [ KRIMEA ], as the members of the core elite team of the vigilante organisation Blood come to terms with their role in Princess Anya's actions, the team begins to crumble at the edges as each confronts their failings towards the one they had rescued. Did they actually rescue her, just to bring her to Death themselves?

With their increasing attachment to the fragile young woman, the weight of her actions takes a toll on a team. Operation Hydra is transformed from a fraud and embezzlement investigation into a full-blown operation to take down Princess Anya's Father - the infamous mob boss Franco Tivoli.

Now, with their greatest source of information at Death's door and the growing realisation that they are not nearly prepared enough to tackle such a huge task, Blood faces a whole new set of challenges.

Every step uncovers complexities previously unknown. Every complexity demands resources that they had no idea they would require. Executing Operation Hydra and taking down Franco could cost them everything, not just their organisation, but their souls too.