Born a Weapon

By Brett P. S.

K0-T0, Leviathan Industries series 9 android, or KOTO for short, wandered aimlessly through a world he’d only recently discovered. Terrax, glint of the new world and city of promise in a time of dire unrest, glowed radiant beneath a rising sun. Unrest lingered in the air. Election night had come and passed, and this city’s new Senator would soon make his address to the public. KOTO sought out his purpose with missing memories and buried code. One thing he did know, was that his purpose lay somewhere in Terrax.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brett P. S.
• Release date: Mar 14, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463156216

Brett P. S.

Brett Sawyer (1986), born in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, is an indie author who writes short stories & novellas, from science fiction to heroes. He graduated from Eastern Illinois University in 2015 with a Bachelor’s in education and currently teaches game design at Lake Land College.Short Change arrived at retailers in November of 2014, the start of a hero series where ordinary people gained powers over oddly specific domains, following the story of a shorter than average hero who can telekinetically manipulate small units of currency.Short Change is free on “smashwords.com/profile/view/BrettPS” and Barnes & Noble along with other samples and short fiction.Brett’s popular releases in science fiction include “Dark Station” and “Tales from the Colony: An Interstellar Saga.” Dark Station is a deep space thriller set aboard an abandoned orbital science station where Ben Gebbley and his crew secretly investigate the disappearance of the original staff before others come to claim the lost assets.

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1

CHAPTER 2

CHAPTER 3

EPILOGUE

Chapter 1

Lost & Found

Terrax, glint of the new world and city of promise in a time of dire unrest, glowed radiant beneath a rising sun.  Towering monoliths, each a vertical city in its own right, obscured the sky in a reddened shine, reflecting the sun’s rays against their blackened visage.  Unrest lingered in the air.  The spirit of the human condition reverberated with a thirst for novelty and an appetite for greater heights than those man-made monoliths had reached.  Election night had come and passed, and this city’s new Senator would soon make his address to