Rage Cage

von Michael Ferguson

150 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

In the unforgiving confines of Redwood Penitentiary, survival means more than just living; it means fighting-and fighting hard. Former MMA fighter Danny Macready finds himself thrust into this brutal world after a bar brawl turns deadly, leading him to a prison notorious for its underground fight club, the Rage Cage. Here, violence is not just an escape but the main event, drawing the attention of guards and outsiders eager for bloodshed.But as Danny rises through the ranks of fighters, he realizes that something far more sinister is at play. He's not just a contender in a bloody sport; he's a subject in a twisted government experiment designed to manipulate the darkest corners of human aggression. Dr. Victor Hanlon, the prison's shadowy psychologist, believes that beneath the veneer of civilization lies a primal beast, and he's using Danny and his fellow inmates to prove it.As the drugs coursing through his system amplify his rage, Danny grapples with his own guilt and the horror of what he's becoming. With each brutal match, he uncovers the truth behind the Rage Cage: a breeding ground for future soldiers, where inmates are pushed to their limits, all while being controlled by unseen forces.Caught in a battle for his humanity, Danny faces the ultimate opponent-himself. In a final showdown that will determine not just his fate but the future of Redwood Penitentiary, he must choose between succumbing to the monster within or fighting back against the forces that created him.Will Danny embrace his dark side and become the very thing he despises, or will he find a way to escape the cycle of violence? Rage Cage is a relentless exploration of aggression, identity, and the thin line between man and monster, culminating in a shocking revelation that will leave readers questioning the true nature of humanity.

• Themen: Belletristik Thriller / Spannung Psychothriller
• ISBN: 9798227998286
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 29.09.2024
• Größe: 203 x 127 mm
• Verlag: Michael Ferguson