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    Origami St.Claire No. 1

    By Ashley Grace MacGregor

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    About this ebook

    A man is murdered in the streets. Another, in his home. A woman is on the run from those that hide in the shadows.

    And the hero of the story sits reading a book. He doesn't bother with finding work. He let's it find him. On a rainy night, it does. As Caterine Winter-Garden somehow breaks into Origami St.Claire's office, through the teleporter. With all the effort it takes to meet him, Caterine has second thoughts about involving Origami in her troubles.

    Origami doesn't care. She already came to him and now he sees her as a client. And he'll get started on her case first thing in the morning; after dealing with his assistant, Maggie.

    This is the first episode of a new serialized science fiction story by new writer, Ashley Grace Carpenter.

    Origami St.Claire is a futuristic science fiction story set in the later part of the 2300's. A man with rough past tries to save a woman who has lost her future. If he can, he might be able to save himself; or maybe just his office space.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAshley Grace MacGregor
    Release dateOct 30, 2015
    ISBN9781310479526
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