Echo: A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

There’s a dozen applicants, me included, that have just finished interviewing.  The manager walks out and says, “Congratulations!  You all got the job!”  He says, “There’s just one more thing.”  He grins evilly and pulls a lever on the wall.  The floor opens up under us and we tumble into a dank, black pit covered with waist-high eggs.  They start cracking open.  Rabid office-zombies emerge from them and begin chewing on an applicant.  One of ’em starts screaming, “Game over, man!  GAME OVER!”  Everyone’s panicking.  I open my eReader to Echo.  Magic flash.  United States Colonial Marines (Watch Aliens, motha duckas!)  burst in and begin torching the eggs.  Evil, balding, bespectacled office-drones burst into flames and wither in a hissing scream.  While the other applicants are screaming, Pvt. Vazquez turns to me and says, “Kent, I know you’re down for some of this!”  She tosses me a flamethrower and I start laying waste to soulless corporate constructs.

Never, EVER be caught unawares by the secret office-zombie egg room that your boss has built.  You KNOW it’s there.  Get Echo Vol. 1 on Kindle here:  Vol. 1 on Kindle.  Vol. 2 on Kindle here:  Vol.2 on Kindle. Links for Vol.1 AND Vol.2 on Smashwords/Nook/iBooks/Kobo are available here:  Echo on other platforms


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6 responses to “Echo: A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel”

  1. Dear Kent, Where do you get such marvellous toys?

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    1. YOu have to go where few are willing…my twisted-ass imagination, haha! 🙂

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    Woebegone but Hopeful

    Wow! Acknowledged by Vasquez!!….Man, were you honoured!!

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    1. That one was for you Woebegone…I remember your staunch advocation of the USCMC! 🙂

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        Woebegone but Hopeful

        Oh my, now I’m honoured, linked to the Colonial Marines! The big injustice being there was never a film made about them!!
        (A prequel! The same actors could have been used, and the closing line being:
        “Yeh, with some new lieutenant and a civilian probably going on a bug-hunt!!”- it would have been a winner!!)

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      2. The ONLY one I liked! (Although I haven’t seen the first)

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