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    Messiah 2.0
    Messiah 2.0
    Messiah 2.0
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    Messiah 2.0

    By Robert Jeschonek

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    What form will the Second Coming of Christ take? In the world of the far future, Father Clement the warrior priest and Imago the stained glass robot will stop at nothing to find Him...so they can KILL Him. It's the only way to save the King of the World and his Kingdom from the great threat predicted in the Book of Revelations. Guided by the ultra-high tech Christputer, armed with an atomic scythe and righteous robotic power, Clement and Imago track the last of the proto-Christs through the realms of the savage Undead. Will a mysterious prisoner lead the way to their target Messiah, or will she help them realize they're serving an evil cause? In the world of tomorrow, Christ and Antichrist both take forms that no one expects and pit technological marvels in a futuristic clash that no one can imagine. Don't miss this exciting tale by award-winning storyteller Robert Jeschonek, a master of unique and unexpected science fiction that really packs a punch.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Jeschonek
    Release dateOct 16, 2018
    ISBN9781386246893
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      Messiah 2.0 - Robert Jeschonek

      Messiah 2.0

      Messiah 2.0

      A SCIFI STORY

      ROBERT JESCHONEK

      Pie Press

      Contents

      Also by Robert Jeschonek

      MESSIAH 2.0

      About the Author

      Special Preview: Six Scifi Stories Volume Four

      MESSIAH 2.0

      Copyright © 2023 by Robert Jeschonek

      www.thefictioneer.com

      Cover Art Copyright © 2023 by Ben Baldwin

      www.benbaldwin.co.uk

      This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

      All rights reserved by the author.

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      MESSIAH 2.0

      As I ride the space elevator up the Skywire and out of Earth's atmosphere, I think of a helium balloon that my little boy, Rally, let go of in the park one day.  The balloon ran away from him, shooting up into the sky, never to return.

      I feel like that balloon.

      What I shall find at the top of the Skywire, I do not know.  What has become of humanity’s other half, no one can say.

      I am on my

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