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    Second Nature: The Fountain, #2
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    Second Nature: The Fountain, #2

    By Ellison Blackburn

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    A legacy bestowed

    An inheritance claimed

    Now, the past will hold them accountable

     

    As a chronicler, Emery Kidd is aware of the minute details of a society dramatically changed since regeneration began. As a citizen, life-extending cells have been coursing through her veins for over sixty years already. But something is changing. She just doesn't know what.

     

    But it all started when she discovered a new and very important fact about herself: She is the daughter of the most famous regenerative to have ever lived. And now, Emery's world is about to come face-to-face with its true inheritance, a reality that could lead to the extinction of regenkind.

     

    So what's a martyr's daughter to do? Should she take up her mother's torch or douse it in the nearest fountain?

     

    Set in a brave new world, SECOND NATURE continues the story of regenkind begun in Flash Back. Fans of time-travel, medical science fiction, and dramas with more than a dash of romance will enjoy book two of the Fountain trilogy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGoldbrier Press
    Release dateMay 31, 2017
    ISBN9780998838830
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    Second Nature: The Fountain, #2
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    Ellison Blackburn

    Ellison Blackburn lives in Seattle, Washington, with a few of her favorite beings. She is an educator, information technology manager, and author of several novels and short stories. Before assuming her current roles, she was a user experience designer/developer and digital-media product manager. Life and work experience, together with an unwavering appreciation for the arts and sciences, have helped Ellison develop an eye for spotting technological singularities—potential imbalances between who we are and what we are willing to do (and forsake) in the name of progress. With this ever-shifting, ever-increasing disparity in mind, she writes stories that combine speculative ideas with common genre-fiction tropes.

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