Jaxon Reed’s Science Fiction
Chapter Thirty-seven “Garland O’Malley?” Gunk nodded, a bit nervously. At 16, this was his first extravagant restaurant. Fortunately he looked much older, at least as old as his date who appeared to be in her early 20s. They were both dressed appropriately, too. PLAIR had provid…
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Chapter Thirty-three Raquel’s eyes narrowed. Over the years she had taken out several people, many of them at SSI or Julius Thrall’s direct request. He…
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Twenty-nine Remington Rennison sat in the Tetrarch’s office, facing Linda Chu’s clone. “You have done quite well transforming a street gang into a form…
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Chapter Twenty-five Containment units, Raquel reckoned, were being put up faster than she could move. Already the major lines leading into and out of S…
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Chapter Twenty-one Raquel paced around the penthouse, distraught. She ran a hand through her blonde hair, passing by dormant bots waiting for a word to…
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Chapter Seventeen SSI Director-Euripides Dimitri Lebedev sat in the very public lobby of the Monastic Reserve and Document Sanctuary, also known more s…
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Chapter Thirteen “Think of it as a game,” Remington said to the young woman standing at a stall in Trader’s Square. “A game?” “Exactly. What’s the firs…
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