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Sixty-something fulltime writer, sixty-something books published, too. Father, grandfather, dogs, cat, guitar, the usual baggage.
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The Forever Drug
by Steve Perry
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BN ID:
2940011107290
- Publisher: Steve Perry
- Publication date: 09/21/2010
- Sold by: Smashwords
- Format: eBook
- Sales rank: 259,088
- File size: 718 KB
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Venture Silk and Zia Rélanj have fled Earth for her homeworld of E2 -- it was run or be arrested. They love each other, but he's a spindoc and she's a spy; she's going to get a treatment that will let her to live forever -- and he isn't. More than a few operatives want something from them, and if they are to survive, they will have to be sharp -- and quick on the draw ...
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The sequel to "Spindoc" takes Venture Silk to Earth 2, home world of his lover, Zia Relanj. He is pursued by Terran intelligence; she is pursued both by her own world's covert operators, who suspect her loyalty, and by a Terran agent who wishes to extract from her body the secret of the life-prolonging drug with which she is being treated. All this means that between bouts of sex, martial-arts training sessions, and target practice, Silk and his lady have a good deal of excitement guarding their backs and just barely succeeding at it. What Perry is doing more and more often is writing a hard-boiled thriller or men's action novel with an sf setting. Since the books are good and he makes no pretense of doing anything grander, readers who like this kind of thing can just settle down for a few hours of good entertainment.