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Pages: 228 43
Words: 71533 13640
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Letters per word: 5.5 5.99
Words per line: 134.21 21.89
Words per page: 313.74 317.21

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A Creative Commons Licensed Science Fiction Novel - The flip of a switch gives Joe, an ordinary mechanic, superhuman abilities. He discovers his new powers after his aunt saves his life with restricted nanites. When the corporation sanctioned by the military to control all nanotechnology discovers his secret, everyone he knows is thrust into a world of deception and treason. Can Joe give the people of the world life-saving superhuman powers, or will the attempt claim his life.

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04/20/2007
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onlinedesign about 1 year ago

WoW!Excellent work...but the ending kinda left me hanging! Nooooo....! I suppose it's better that way. Oh the humanity! Or, lack of it!

"You only get one sick twisted Family in this life...and they even took that from me!" - I like that line (loosely paraphrased)...but we get the point!

It was sort of like a Borne Identity series...trying, trying to get the answers...but not really getting to the crux of the matter...and even if you did...there's no real hope! That world of "deception and treason" for real!

Thank you for sharing that with us! Very cool, indeed!

(Remember in the Incredible Hulk TV series, at the end...the man...just had to keep on moving, roaming endlessly...leaving all behind? I got that feeling for the Joe at the end. Sad really.)