Fantasy Harem Science Fiction

Sect Wars #1

Infiltrate

Name: Infiltrate
Rating: 3.96 (24 reviews)
Author: A. Knowles

A. Knowles March 13, 2022

3.96 24 Ratings

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Synopsis

Infiltrate. Divide. Conquer.

As a strong initiate of the Sawa sect, Kei never expected to be given the boot, while someone else cheated their way up the ladder.

But here he was, kicked out, speeding across the planet, with one chance left to prove himself: His mission to infiltrate the enemy sect, and steal what makes them the most powerful family on the planet.

Fail, and lose everything he’s ever strived for.

Fail, and lose the one thing he loves the most, his family.

For Kei, failure is just not an option.

Warning: This side series contains untraditional relationships, and adult situations.

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