White Ravens

Summary

The Ravens are supposed to be perfect weapons, therefore Scar and Gage should not exist.

Oscar "Scar" Calloway was one of the most feared gang leaders on Chicago's South Side—cold, brutal, and ruthless, even before the assassin enhancements.

Gage Harrington was something else entirely—a man whose faith, compassion, and discipline made him a liability in a program built on violence.

Both men were taken from desperate circumstances and promised rebirth. But when the science collapses and transformation fails, leaving one blind and the other unpredictable, they get marked for execution. With raw instinct and out of sheer desperation, Scar and Gage form an unlikely alliance to escape the place meant to bury them.

Scar is uncontrolled fury, a predator shaped by the streets, and Gage navigates the world with empathy and calm strength.
They should hate each other. But the more they fight, the harder it becomes to ignore the pull between them. Their trust is fragile and their natures at odds.

Yet, together, they forge something rare and invaluable the Ravens didn’t know they needed to complete the flock.

Contains mature themes.