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Void Black Shadow

By: Corey J. White
Narrated by: Saskia Maarleveld
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Corey J. White's space opera Voidwitch series continues: Mars Xi returns in Void Black Shadow, sequel to Killing Gravity.

Mars Xi is a living weapon, a genetically manipulated psychic supersoldier with a body count in the thousands, and all she wanted was to be left alone. People who get involved with her get hurt, whether by MEPHISTO, by her psychic backlash, or by her acid tongue. It's not smart to get involved with Mars, but that doesn't stop some people from trying.

The last time MEPHISTO came for Mars, they took one of her friends with them. That was a mistake. A force hasn't been invented that can stop a voidwitch on a rampage, and Mars won't rest until she's settled her debts.

©2018 Corey J. White (P)2018 Recorded Books Adventure Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera Solar System Mars Psychic

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This very well done. Victims of a ruthless and power-hungry state machine get a further glimpse of just how bad things really are. And also have to deal with the possibility that they themselves might be worse. Lightly told, for the modt part.

The sinister bog story behind the tragic small story comes further into focus.

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