No Guts, No Glory
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No Guts, No Glory
Narrated by:
Richard Alan Dickson
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Narrated by:
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Richard Alan Dickson
About this listen
Eternal life as a cyborg sounded good to Brandon Elliott Keagan, but when science proves the existence of an eternal afterlife, his own eternity sours. Now, BeK must find a way to wiggle out of his contract, despite the fact that neither his corporate masters, nor his programming, will allow it.
Richard Alan Dickson, author of G-Blade and Gateway: Left Behind, returns with a story of technology gone wrong. With an eerie premise and a plausible plot, No Guts, No Glory is a moving tale draped over a chilling future that may not be too far away. This is Science Fiction that no true fan will care to miss.
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