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    Barcode: Eyes That Kill

    By Kashif Ross

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    The unfit hero, Kode Payne, has decided to accept his fate as a villain, so he challenges thousands of gladiators that seek revenge. After blood is shed and many have journeyed to the otherworld, Kode admits defeat to his humanity until a strange doppelganger appears from thin air.

    With his enemies on the run and plenty of free time on his hands, Kode accepts a disciple and trains the young girl to become a murderer. Instead of reading her mind, he keeps a watchful eye on Bailey while attempting to avoid losing his heart to her.

    Kode now has the HATS in his possession and a powerful sidekick. No further motivation is required for his path of destruction. The only questions are, how many people will be hurt in this process and will Helios finally get what he deserves?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKashif Ross
    Release dateJul 22, 2013
    ISBN9781301992898
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    Barcode: Eyes That Kill
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    Kashif Ross

    In ShortI am the enemy of gummy bears. I break into their homes and slaughter their women and children. But I'm mostly proud of my candybalism, biting off their heads!The LongMost of my friends would say, I'm a sarcastic and brutally honest guy, which you'll see in many of my characters.I like to let every reader know that my stories might not be for them. My characters are a reflection of people I know. You may not like them at times, but that's what it means to be human. I recommend that you read the reviews and the preview before making your investment.BioI'm is a California grown writer. I obtained two degrees that most people have never heard of, a bachelor's in Social Ecology and a master's in Gerontology. Initially, I used writing as therapy to block out all of life's stressors. Overtime my hobby evolved into a passion that made my wife a writer's widow. When I'm not devoting every spare minute to my Barcode series, I can be found jamming out on Rock Band, embarking on adventures with manga characters, or outside playing hide-and-seek with the sun.

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