That Nietzsche Thing
Jun 2014 · Christopher Blankley
4.2star
29 reviewsreport
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173
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Who is Q?
Not the dead girl. She's just another Gene Genie taken by her addiction – by a plague tearing the world apart.
Who is Q?
Not Sasha. He's a cop. Though, now-a-days, he mostly cleans up messes. And there's plenty of those.
To Sasha, the girl looks like just another mess, until her body mysteriously vanished from the morgue.
Turns out the girl was the daughter of some rich and powerful East Coast NeoCon...
Turns out the girl is a mess that even Sasha can't easily sweep under the rug...
Before long, a Federal occupying army has descended on Seattle, hellbent on a roots-to-branches cleansing of America...
Who is Q?
The answer lies inside.
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4.2
29 reviews
Chad Cox
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March 15, 2015
It's a fast read and has a few typos that can disrupt the flow. The twists are subtle at first, but towards the end most get a bit more obvious and the rest more obscure. It's good fun, like an action movie.
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A Google user
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December 29, 2015
Fantastic plot and writing, but with all the typos and verb tense issues it is not worth the trouble unless this is the only thing you have to read. Author get a new editor.
Michael L
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November 8, 2018
The editing, or should I say the lack of, makes the book very difficult to read.
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