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    Last Rites of the Capacitance
    Last Rites of the Capacitance
    Last Rites of the Capacitance
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    Last Rites of the Capacitance

    By Christoph Michael Carter

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    Dr. Angelique Puck headed into space for just another medical mission. She left her girlfriend and the controversy over Rabid Neural Stasis, the disease raging through Earth with no terrestrial cure, behind. She's focused only on science until horror overtakes the Capacitance, leaving her the only survivor.

    Her brilliant mind and her bold space voyages have helped her cure some of the worst plagues on Earth, but now she's forced to learn new skills to save the ship, or slowly go mad trying.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSupposed Crimes, LLC
    Release dateNov 1, 2017
    ISBN9781944591977
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