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    Shell Games

    By John Cosper

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    The exciting sequel to The Shell Collector!

    In a private institution, a young woman suffers a broken heart when the man she loves suddenly vanishes. There’s no explanation, and no time for a goodbye. He is gone, never to be heard from again.

    In another institution another man is presented with some startling news: he is not who he thinks he is. He is a clone, a custom made "shell" created for a client whose body is nearly spent. Soon his mind will have to make way for that of the rich and powerful man who paid to have him made, and his life as he knows it will end.

    Decades after the practice of human cloning was allegedly ended, Max Rogan finds himself in the midst of another escape by human shells yearning for freedom. This time Max has all the money and resources in the world at his finger tips, thanks to a wealthy anti-cloning group that hires him to run their operation. But as Max and his passengers near safety, a terrifying new menace closes in on them with one directive: shoot to kill.

    With more chills and twists than its predecessor, this action-packed sequel to The Shell Collector is a thrill ride diving deeper into the questions of cloning and human identity as it propels you to its shocking finale.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Cosper
    Release dateApr 11, 2019
    ISBN9780463348420
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    Shell Games
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    John Cosper

    John's writing career began in 1994 when he took on the role of drama leader for his church's youth program. Later that year, he founded Righteous Insanity, a drama publishing company providing skits, plays, and writing services to churches around the world. In 2011 John became a kids ministry curriculum writer for Minister's Label, creating skits, games, lessons, and more for childrens-ministry-deals.com.As time went on, John expanded his creative endeavors to film, web media, and his first love, science fiction. His credits include two feature films, multiple TV and web programs, and dozens of short films including the award winners "The Telemarketer," "Tolerance," and "Bots.""Sci-fi is a great vehicle for exploring matters of faith." says the writer whose influences include Douglas Adams, George Lucas, Joss Whedon, Philip K. Dick, C.S. Lewis, and Isaac Asimov. "It also allows you limitless opportunities for creativity and humor."His other passions include movies, sketch comedy, science fiction, comic books, football, cooking and professional wrestling. In 2014 he published a history of professional wrestling history in Louisville, Kentucky entitled Bluegrass Brawlers. In late 2014 he also released Eat Sleep Wrestle, a book about today's independent wrestling scene.When he's not writing, you're most likely to find him spending time with his wife and kids.

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