Revolution
by Paul Palmer-Nelson
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Published on November 13, 2011. .
What if Roswell was Real?
It was and in 2032 it's legacy is about to become a threat to the entire human race
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Books tagged: technology biotech
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Mind Fields
by David Miller
Price: $7.99 USD. 91430 words. Published by Barbara Moulton on February 27, 2012. .
San Francisco-based biotech company Mind Fields has a sketchy history, but when Tessa Johansen is laid off by another struggling tech firm and her ex-husband offers her a job there, it is her only option. With two teenaged kids and an ailing mother to care for, she can’t be too picky. At first all goes extremely well, but soon Tessa discovers the scary underside of the company.
Price: $7.99 USD. 91430 words. Published by Barbara Moulton on February 27, 2012. .
San Francisco-based biotech company Mind Fields has a sketchy history, but when Tessa Johansen is laid off by another struggling tech firm and her ex-husband offers her a job there, it is her only option. With two teenaged kids and an ailing mother to care for, she can’t be too picky. At first all goes extremely well, but soon Tessa discovers the scary underside of the company.