Zhukov's Dogs (46 page)

The Artful, by Wilbert Stanton
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http://bit.ly/NmD9vQ
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When the virus came, everything changed. More than half the population was wiped out overnight. New York City is now shrouded in death and decay, quarantined from the rest of the world. Ambitious men of wealth emerged, laying claim to all the boroughs and the survivors within, making all that remained their playground.

In a city ruled by bloodthirsty warlords, Twist, Dodger, and Gia are caught in a game that will lead them from the darkest corners of the underground and into lands they never thought they’d step foot in, all for the hope of a better tomorrow.

Theocracide, by James Wymore
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http://j.mp/184gc5D
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At a time when everybody lives isolated lives behind computer glasses showing them whatever they want to see, Jason must abandon his idyllic life. Just as things are coming together with his new girlfriend, his father drags him into a plot to assassinate the Undying Emperor. With aliens invading the world and his sister dying of an incurable flu they brought, he plunges into a dark game of intrigue and conspiracy against the most powerful people in the world. Is there any way to keep the girl he loves after committing
Theocracide?

Without Bloodshed (Starbreaker, Book 1), by Matthew Graybosch
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http://j.mp/1bqNITY
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“All who threaten me die.” These words made Morgan Stormrider’s reputation as one of the Phoenix Society’s deadliest IRD officers. After a decade spent living by the sword, Morgan seeks to bid a farewell to arms and make a new life with his friends as a musician.

Regardless of his faltering faith, the Phoenix Society has a final mission for Stormrider after a dictator’s accusations make him a liability to the organization. He must put everything aside to prove he is not the Society’s assassin. Can Morgan Stormrider resolve the crisis without bloodshed, or will the words with which he forged his reputation haunt him still?

Prolongmnent, by Grace Eyre
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http://j.mp/1gL6XgS
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To fund their controversial research, B&E Labs patented a medical process called “Prolongment”, in which very old, wealthy clients can extend their consciousness past death.

Prolongment works by mapping a client’s consciousness and throwing it forward in time. To an outsider, these projections look and behave exactly like ghosts. Now the whole city is terrified by spirits with personal agendas and no moral code left to live by.

A vigilante journalist takes an unpopular stand. A haunting victim gets tangled in a murder plot. A rogue scientist experiments with her own mind. No one escapes the shadow of Prolongment.

Cipher, by S.E. Bennett
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http://j.mp/1j7BubQ
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Cipher Omega is a failed experiment, an identical clone of the brilliant, damaged woman whose genome the scientists of the Basement were trying to copy and improve. All her life she has dreamt of life outside the laboratory, on the surface world, but when her home is destroyed and she's left the only survivor of a hundred-year human cloning project, she is forced to face the reality of the military-ruled nation that created her. Aided by the only other surviving child of the Basement, an enigmatic solider named Tor, and two rebel freedom fighters named Bowen and Oona Rivers, Cipher finds herself searching for answers, at any cost.