Cyberpunk Tales: Looking Death in the Eye: SciFi Adventure Romance Trilogy: Cyberpunk Tales

By Ashley L. Hunt

A SciFi Adventure Cyberpunk Romance

Introducing Looking Death in the Eye, the first book in the hot and adventurous new series the Cyberpunk Tales byBestseller Sci-Fi author A.L. Hunt & J.R. Forrest.

Vivian Hsu has only lived in the slums of the lower Sprawl for a year as a mercenary, but ironically, the telepathic powers that forced her to flee her prior privileged life now threaten to drive her insane.  
 
Will this proud, self-reliant, and stubborn woman harness her fiery nature and survive the deadliest contract she's ever faced?  Will she navigate the tangled web of corporate espionage, kidnapping, murder and come out with her soul?  Or will the darkest depths of the Sprawl claim another life?

Note: This book contains some strong language. We felt it was important for the censorship theme of the novel. If such words offend you, you might not enjoy this book.

Tags:Romance Box Set, SciFi Boxed Sets, Science Fiction, Colonization, Cyberpunk Fiction, Dystopian Fiction, Adventure Fiction, Steampunk Fiction

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ashley L. Hunt
• Release date: Jan 26, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386179207

Ashley L. Hunt

Ashley Hunt gained her Philosophy degree in Denver, Colorado at The University of Colorado. She made Denver her permanent home when she married her college sweetheart. Married six years the couple has a five-year-old daughter and a yellow Labrador named Oodles. Living in the shadow of Gray’s Peak proves to be inspirational to Ashley as she sits at her desk in her home office where she writes her Sci Fi Romance stories and can merely look out the window to renew her creativity. She strives to make stories with beautiful scenery and intriguing plots. Heroes with great strengths, physical and mental, she pairs with strong heroines who test their limits. In the end, finding deep, passionate love. The way she thinks every relationship should be.

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Looking Death in the Eye

Book 1

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Chapter 1

I was drowning, which didn’t make sense. I should have been asleep in a cheap Coffin apartment, but instead, I was wallowing in a cold void. Smooth, thick cream filled my nose and mouth. Cream? Dairy Cream? What the hell? I tried to draw in a breath, and my lungs burned. Oh no, no, no, said the broken little voice from somewhere beyond the darkness. No, no, no, no, no... Oh, will you give it a rest? I tried to say, but all I could do was choke on heavy cream. Seriously, drowning in whipping cream? What the hell? Whose dream was this? The bottom of the dark space dropped away beneath me, and the cream funneled down and away from me, leaving me suspended by my ankles from an unseen ceiling by a rope I couldn’t feel. Who- I said, but I was cut off by peals of raucous laughter out in the darkness. Hahaha really? Go Jet-boy! Okay, this one was definitely not mine. I don't know anyone or anything called ‘Jet-Boy.' This was getting out of hand. The meds must have worn off in the night. I needed to wake up. I couldn't be dreaming like this, not without the dope. There would be... side-effects if I stayed down like this.

I reached up through the molasses of my sleeping mind, pushing up through layers of exhaustion and REM for the familiar stale emptiness of my Coffin. Morpheus stretched his lazy hands up and wrapped them about my brain, dragging me back toward oblivion. I was too tired for this. I needed to sleep. But I couldn't do so when my pills wore off. If I did... The resistance broke, and I