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Strand
One arm, no weapons, and no backup. Just like old times.
Mechanical-armed ex-soldier turned spaceship thief, Jacob Strand, is drawn back into a world he thought he’d left behind, when he’s framed for a gruesome multiple murder and hounded by a mysterious military unit. With the help of his best friend, and leader of the local crime syndicate, Terrick, he must face his demons and take the fight to those who seek to destroy him.
Warning: Violence, one (very) mild torture scene, nothing explicit or gratuitous.
Reviewer: Maria
Review: Jun 3, 2011
Genre(s): Science Fiction, Space Opera
One arm.no weapons..and no backup.just like old times.
When mechanical-armed thief, Jacob Strand, agrees to hijack a spaceship for a client, he had no idea the adventure would pull him back into the military world he had left behind. Finding the bodies of three headless soldiers was definitely not in the plans. Neither was being framed for the multiple murders or being pursued by a secret military unit.
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A Reaper's Tale
Length: Novel
Genre: Horror/Comedy
Even Grim Reapers have bad days on the job.
Mal has managed to stay out of the afterlife for 31 years, despite having been dead for the last three. He's a Grim Reaper, and while he may not be the most enthusiastic, he enjoys his "life" too much to give it up to death. But he's got a problem. A troubled young woman's soul becomes bonded to his, and a vicious demon is hired to retrieve it.
If Mal can't get her soul free in a hurry, he's doomed to share her destination, whether it be heaven or hell.
Reviewer: DawnColclasure
Review: May 16, 2010
Mal doesn't act anything like the Grim Reapers we are so accustomed to reading about and seeing in movies. He's actually similar to the Grim Reaper portrayed in an episode of the TV show Married...With Children, in that he talks to the people he's assigned to collect souls from (called a “reap”) and has a dry sense of humor. But that is where the similarities end. There's no scythe, and there's no
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