Ski. Shoot. Survive.

 The mantra of biathlon is simple: ski fast, shoot straight.

But for Olivia Streeter in Pulse, those words take on a chilling new meaning: ski fast, shoot straight, survive.

Thrown from Olympic tracks into the icy terrain of espionage, Liv must race against time and enemies who don’t play by sporting rules. Her speed keeps her alive. Her accuracy gives her a chance. Her willpower—honed through years of training—might be the only thing standing between her and death.

What began as sport has become a survival instinct.

🏹 Experience the adrenaline of Liv’s journey in Pulse.




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