Beyond Sacrifice
Beyond Sacrifice by Alicia Dill, published by Circuit Breaker Books on September 7, 2021, is a 264-page work of fiction that delves into the life of Concepcion Chapa. An Army veteran and FBI special agent, Concepcion is also the orphaned daughter of two CIA agents. When she discovers that her parents may still be alive, she embarks on a dangerous journey, becoming a killer-for-hire for the CIA and adopting a new identity as Sofia Paltrini. This transformation forces her to leave behind her past, including her friends, family, and country.
Readers will find a narrative rich in action and adventure, exploring themes of espionage and the complexities of trust in a world filled with deception. As Concepcion navigates her new life, she grapples with the sacrifices she has made and the uncertainty of her future. The story unfolds against a backdrop of global intrigue, highlighting the challenges faced by a woman in a high-stakes environment. Beyond Sacrifice offers a thought-provoking look at identity and loyalty, inviting readers to consider what it truly means to live beyond sacrifice.
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Concepcion Chapa, an Army veteran, FBI special agent, and the orphaned daughter of two CIA agents, has lived a life of sacrifice for her country. When she learns that her parents may not be dead, just undercover, she allows herself to be recruited as a killer-for-hire for the CIA. Faking her death and undergoing surgery to change her looks, Concepcion leaves everything behind-her friends, family, and country. Under the identity of Sofia Paltrini, she travels the globe doing the dirty work of the US government. But in a world of subterfuge and hidden motives, no one is quite who they seem. Concepcion is left not knowing who to trust and wondering if there’s a way to live a life for herself that’s beyond sacrifice.
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