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    Artificial Heart

    By T.A. Creech

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    In a future where the United States is slowly rebuilding itself, Omega Travis Danten is a big city cop sent to a seemingly desolate city on the edge of the Waste. This desert is full of undesirables, and it’s only a matter of time before they wreak havoc. But, Omegas are always assigned Alphas, and his new partner’s job is to protect him.

    But SdAI Alpha Virgil is not at all amused with the partner who chose him. Travis is willful and naive to the dangers a homicide detective faces here, and it makes Virgil’s job that much harder. And Travis, of course, is human and develops feelings, feelings that go beyond the rules about Omega/Alpha partnerships.

    Travis and Virgil have to find common ground, find a killer, and find space for each other in their own hearts, even if one is artificial.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJMS Books LLC
    Release dateDec 31, 2016
    ISBN9781634863063
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    T.A. Creech

    T.A. Creech is a house-parent to a rambunctious small child and happily mated to an equally rambunctious military spouse. Her adventures in writing began with fanfiction, and once hooked, she never looked back. She loves to write queer romance with a speculative fiction bent. For more information, visit tacreech.com.

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