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    Shadowrun: Mercy Street: Shadowrun Novella, #27
    Shadowrun: Mercy Street: Shadowrun Novella, #27
    Shadowrun: Mercy Street: Shadowrun Novella, #27
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    Shadowrun: Mercy Street: Shadowrun Novella, #27

    By Bryan Young

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    HELP FOR ALL—RUNNERS, CHUMMERS, AND DREGS...

    Nestled in one of the worst parts of Seattle is a place where anyone can go to get patched up, no questions asked. They call it Mercy Street and it's a practically free clinic run by a drunk old troll named Shimura, who's seen a lot in his years.

    When a decker named Lockdown Paradox shows up bleeding on his doorstep, it's just an average Tuesday, but when corporate stooges looking for her show up and try to shake Shimura down for information, he wonders just what this kid hacker's gotten herself into. But hes not the only one wondering…Paradox thinks there's more to the ol' whiskey doc than meets the eye, wondering if he might be a legendary shadowrunner that might be able to help her.

    When she turns up missing, Shimura is forced to go far deeper into the sleeze and sprawl than he ever wanted to...and return to a part of his past he'd sworn to leave behind if he wants to get both of them out alive…
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCatalyst Game Labs
    Release dateDec 28, 2022
    ISBN9798215526903
    Shadowrun: Mercy Street: Shadowrun Novella, #27

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