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    Plastique
    Plastique
    Plastique
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    Plastique

    By Brett P. S.

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    Sofie Rousseau, defender of the environment and resident superhuman. With powers over plastic, she tracked down dark dealings of Denmark's richest by the noses of their credit cards, but Savage Steel had other plans. Sofie will push herself to her limits in order to defeat her new foe, a messenger from Savage Steel with powers of his own.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrett P. S.
    Release dateSep 23, 2015
    ISBN9781311362155
    Plastique
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    Brett P. S.

    Brett Sawyer (1986), born in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, is an indie author who writes short stories & novellas, from science fiction to heroes. He graduated from Eastern Illinois University in 2015 with a Bachelor’s in education and currently teaches game design at Lake Land College.Short Change arrived at retailers in November of 2014, the start of a hero series where ordinary people gained powers over oddly specific domains, following the story of a shorter than average hero who can telekinetically manipulate small units of currency.Short Change is free on “smashwords.com/profile/view/BrettPS” and Barnes & Noble along with other samples and short fiction.Brett’s popular releases in science fiction include “Dark Station” and “Tales from the Colony: An Interstellar Saga.” Dark Station is a deep space thriller set aboard an abandoned orbital science station where Ben Gebbley and his crew secretly investigate the disappearance of the original staff before others come to claim the lost assets.

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      Plastique - Brett P. S.

      Table of Contents

      CHAPTER 1

      CHAPTER 2

      CHAPTER 3

      CHAPTER 4

      CHAPTER 5

      Chapter 1

      Dark Dealings

      Odense, Denmark

      Oscar grabbed his watch from his pocket and held it up close so his eyes could focus on how much time he’d wasted so far. The hours ate away at him and his colleagues like a slow poison threatening to swell his throat from the anticipation. He glanced back at the entrance, but nothing still. A set of dimly lit steps trailed downward from the ground level of the Grand Odense Hotel, primarily a business, but also a front for Oscar’s operations in Denmark. A bead of sweat rolled from his forehead. Mr. Adamson should have arrived thirty minutes ago. Had something come up? Was he found out?

      I’m not waiting any longer, one of his colleagues said. This meeting is a farce as far as I’m concerned.

      He will come, Oscar said. I urge you to wait just a little bit longer, s’il vous plait?

      Oscar and four other men, dressed in black and burgundy business suits, sat together around a dark stained oak table while each of them eyed the entrance, waiting for the legend of Savage Steel himself to appear. Oscar and his colleagues worked for the EEA, the European Environmental Agency, and they each dipped their hands into a veritable honey pot in regards to manipulation of reports in exchange for rich profits.

      Oscar was the face. He sought out potential business inquiries and arranged gatherings for them, a position of discretion and unfortunate risk. The years have not

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