Rachel

By S L Hendrickson

Dallas oversees customer service for Universal Robots and Synthetics. He is returning from a ten-day vacation where there was no contact with the outside world, so he is unaware that one of the company’s domestic helpers attacked its owner. They are calling it Rachel. His job is to retrieve the unit so it can be studied and fixed and keep the customer happy. He finds that Rachel has exceeded her original programming; now, he must determine if she is alive.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S L Hendrickson
• Release date: Aug 7, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005854508

S L Hendrickson

After serving in the Army, I earned a B.A. Degree. I've worked many different jobs: Security Guard, Printing Press Operator, and Loan Processor. I know write full time mostly erotic fiction also science fiction. Sometimes I combine the two. I live and write in Phoenix, Arizona.

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RACHEL

STEVEN HENDRICKSON

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The commuter flight from British Columbia to Seattle was nearly empty, with just four other passengers. Dallas hesitated momentarily, putting his shoulder bag in the overhead compartment. Inside was his phone and datapad. He had kept the promise not to look at either one for the entire ten-day vacation. The phone was on mute, so he wouldn’t hear or feel it vibrate. He put the bag into the compartment, deciding he was still on vacation.

When the seat belt sign went off, he reclined the seat and tried to get back in the zone,