Fuse

Jackson is a person that perusers can relate to. He's withdrawn, he has social nervousness issues, and he experiences PTSD. Furthermore, very much like you and me, there's nothing he wouldn't do to safeguard individuals that he adores. Be that as it may, will this be his demise? Find out as Jackson "develops into his fate," and takes out one marginally unhinged hazardous douchbag who needs all the power.

secret society that reviews people who goes back and forth through time has snagged Jackson. They have been leading the most incredibly shocking examinations on him. Their final plan is to push Jackson to the extent that they can to investigate and grow the constraints of his gift.

He gave himself over to safeguard his loved ones. Presently he's in a battle to cling to his mental soundness, his sibling, and a world on the edge of bedlam.

At the point when Jackson surrendered himself to the mysterious association that has been gathering and reading up people who jump through time for quite a long time, he would have liked to find his tragically missing sibling and some inexplicable way the two of them could get away.

All things being equal, he finds a startling plunge into the sort of terrible just a splendidly turned brain could devise. These are tests intended to set off and control an individual who can hop ten minutes back in time when adequately damaged.

It pushes Jackson to find the underlying foundations of his power and its limitations. Be that as it may, each answer brings new inquiries. What's more, the disclosures when he at last finds his sibling flip around everything once more. New reality. New profound quality. New obligations… on a destructive, worldwide level.

When Lena, Kansas, and the others who have coordinated to find and protect him in all actuality do find him, will they try and perceive what he has become?

Combine is the third book in the quick moving Jackson Traine series and the outright exhilarating end to Jackson's chase after his sibling.