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    Maximum Kill
    Maximum Kill
    Maximum Kill
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    Maximum Kill

    By Blak Rayne

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    ‘Twice the evil. Twice the fun.’

    After most of the government officials involved in the Snuff program are eliminated, Brody and Z take up residence in a deserted village south of Peardonville. Beisicker seems the perfect refuge nestled in a snow-covered valley, quiet and far from prying eyes. However, their time together is brief.
    Z is kidnapped, and Brody is forced to meet his first significant challenge, a fellow serial killer. The pharmaceutical giant End Life wants its best asset to return, and it will stop at nothing to make it happen.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlak Rayne
    Release dateMay 3, 2017
    ISBN9780988128477
    Maximum Kill
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    Blak Rayne

    A good friend, who is also an author, happened to mention that she likes to read author bios, and when she checked mine, sadly, she was disappointed. The bio I use is generic, blah, and it doesn't tell her anything personal about Blak Rayne. Her suggestion. Change it! What she really meant to say: "I want to read the juicy bits, lady!" Okay, the truth. My life is crazy hectic most days as I divide my time between family, friends, writing and marketing, while running our businesses and household. I spend an average of eight to twelve hours a day on the computer. Some of my favourite things are: cats, tea, anything in purple, yaoi, dragons, watching anime and movies, and listening to my large collection of music. I will read just about anything, but my preferred genres are fantasy, thriller, romance and science-fiction. I'm a member of the RWA & RWA-GVC, I attend conferences and writing groups whenever time permits, and I've taken several creative writing courses. In my spare time I build websites and proof-read for other authors. I also format eBooks, and I'm learning to create book covers. In the near future, I hope to take an editing course. Currently, I reside in British Columbia, Canada with my husband, our daughter and son. Out eldest passed away, so he's with us in spirit. What else can I tell you? Lots of things, but the most important tidbit, I'm passionate about my writing and plan to continue publishing. How many novels? Who knows, I guess until the ideas run dry.

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      Book preview

      Maximum Kill - Blak Rayne

      Maximum Kill

      By Blak Rayne

      Blak Rayne Publications Ltd.

      - Smashwords Edition -

      Blak Rayne Publications Ltd.

      Maximum Kill is a work of fiction. All names, characters, locations, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination, or have been used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, locales, or events is entirely coincidental.

      Copyright © 2016 Blak Rayne at Smashwords

      All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be transmitted, reproduced, or distributed in any form, by any electronic or mechanical means, now known or hereafter invented, which includes retrieval systems or information storage, without permission in writing from the author or the publisher, with the exception of a review, where the reviewer may quote brief passages in his or her review.

      Text Design by: Blak Rayne Publications Ltd.

      Cover Design by: Book Cover by Design

      Editor: Amanda Bidnall

      Blak Rayne Publications Ltd.

      Vancouver, British Columbia

      Canada

      www.blakraynebooks.com

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This eBook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This eBook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to your favorite eBook retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      By Blak Rayne

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      The Jock

      Tease to Please

      Turkish Delight

      Put Your Ho Ho’s On

      Reaper Series

      Kiss the Reaper

      Maximum Kill

      Dedication

      To everyone who has read my stories, thank you.

      And, a special thanks to fellow author Michael J. for his encouragement and friendship.

      Table of Contents

      Author’s Note

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

      Chapter Six

      Chapter Seven

      About the Author

      Author’s Note

      Kiss the Reaper came to me in a flash—a short story with a plot that could easily be expanded into a series. I envisioned Z first: an unassuming, young male prostitute with a kind heart. Brody emerged from the shadows behind him. He wasn’t a solid persona to start, but eventually he took control of my fingers as I typed. By the end of the book, both men had grown on me, Brody in particular. His cold-blooded indifference gave him an indefinable sexual allure. I thought that if I peeled away enough layers, maybe I’d find a little humanity.

      Maximum Kill is the second book in my Reaper series, and it’s written from three different perspectives. Z is kidnapped, and during the course of his ordeal, he discovers why Brody was given the nickname the Reaper. Enjoy!

      Chapter One

      The snow was deep. The hard surface crunched, sinking under my boots with each step, and the moisture in my breath misted as soon as it hit the air. Clouds blotched the dreary sky, and the entire landscape was peaceful, sleeping soundlessly under a mantle of white. I’d just finished shopping, and a bag of groceries hung from each hand. I’d lived through some harsh winters in the city, but in the country it was a totally different season, fraught with hardship. Storms blinded, and temperatures frequently dipped below minus fifty. Panting, I trudged through the field and over a section of broken fence, a shortcut home from the grocery store.

      Once Brody had eliminated his target—a select group of government officials, the original founders of the Snuff program—his personal vendetta came, in essence, to an end, and we’d moved from Peardonville to a neighboring community three miles away. With one main street and a scattering of dirt side roads, the village of Beisicker had a residual population of ten from its original four hundred—mostly the dispossessed seeking shelter from the authorities. The businesses were boarded up, and vehicles had been left to rot. The village had no running water or power; all amenities had been cut.

      So after an extensive search, we’d taken possession of an abandoned, single-room cottage nestled in the outlying forest, minutes from the main street. We cooked and kept warm with a wood burning

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