Trott and Mendlaw

Male Breachers are being murdered. More specifically, something's exploding from the inside out. What on earth is happening? Is it murder? Or a birth, of sorts? And if it's a type of grisly birth, who or what is being born? Furthermore, where are the babies?

Olmsly Morrow calls in Clay Trott and Davida Mendlaw. Both are Breachers of the purest bloodlines, and he feels there's no one better to solve the deaths of their fellow Breachers. The problem is that Clay's and Davida's species are mortal enemies and have been for years. It's an eons' long prejudice that has been passed down through generations. But they're not on the old planet anymore. They've never even set foot on it. So why are their species still fighting?

As the investigation gets more and more complicated, gut instincts are telling Davida and Clay that not all good guys are good. They're having to keep things close to the vest to solve the mystery of these deaths. With Breacher numbers declining, they must put the past behind them and work together if they're to save their kind from extinction.

And if this case wasn't harrowing enough, Clay and Davida are also having to deal with their growing feelings for each other, knowing that, in the end, it will never work out. It's a realization that almost tears them apart.