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Painless
Painless (A Theo Kane story)
by
Naomi Clark (Goodreads Author)
Published
(first published May 29th 2011)
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You would think that feeling no pain at all would be a blessing, but it's one of those double edged sword type of blessings. A blessing around a curse. Because if you can't feel pain, then you're susceptible to over doing things, or not knowing when to stop. Stop mouthing off, stop moving, just stop.
Theo Kane, the lead character, has just finished a "job". Only now, the people she worked against are strongly suggesting she steal this item back. Refusing would be very bad for her continued health...more
Theo Kane, the lead character, has just finished a "job". Only now, the people she worked against are strongly suggesting she steal this item back. Refusing would be very bad for her continued health...more
As a kid, Theo Kane broke both her legs, and was given an experimental drug to block pain - which actually led to her no longer being able to feel pain, ever. Now grown up, she's a "car burglar", which seems to be a glamorous term for "hired stealer". Her latest job is to steal - and then steal back - a statuette containing a "neural wave disruptor" chip, which can be used as a weapon against the Launen - people with psi abilities.
Having recently read the author's Ethan Banning short stories, I...more
Having recently read the author's Ethan Banning short stories, I...more
This is another story I read on my Samsung Galaxy Note, and it was an excellent one! I was hooked into this world from the very beginning and liked Theo instantly.
The story starts with a bang, or should I say a smack? Seriously, Theo might not be able to feel pain but her body is still hurt by whatever injury is inflicted on her. And there are quite a few bashings. The poor girl doesn't get a break, after she's tricked several times in one week.
I loved the concept of the Launen and the ghetto th...more
The story starts with a bang, or should I say a smack? Seriously, Theo might not be able to feel pain but her body is still hurt by whatever injury is inflicted on her. And there are quite a few bashings. The poor girl doesn't get a break, after she's tricked several times in one week.
I loved the concept of the Launen and the ghetto th...more
I really enjoyed this little story by Clark. I instantly liked Theo and anything involving psychic mutants has a very special place in my heart. ;) The world she builds is intriguing and I hope to read more about it in the future.
Mar 07, 2012
Amanda Miller
marked it as to-read
Jun 04, 2011
Nikki
marked it as to-read
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Naomi Clark lives in Cambridge and is a mild-mannered office worker by day, but a slightly crazed writer by night. She has a perfectly healthy obsession with giant sea creatures and a preference for vodka-based cocktails. When she's not writing, Naomi is probably either reading or watching 80s cartoon shows, and sometimes she manages to do all three at once.
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