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Daisy Wong Series
Daisy Wong: The Precious Cargo
(SHORT STORY, SCIENCE FICTION) The ship was an elegant interplanetary luxury liner, but death has book a first-class suite. When headquarters first sent Daisy Wong, Space Marshal, to “impound or destroy” a shipment of lethal contraband, she had no idea that the Martian mob owned the shipment and that they are willing to stop at nothing to keep its true nature a secret. No matter what Daisy does, whether she impounds the goods, destroys them, or looks the other way, the mob will come after her. Above all, no one told her that her uncle Connie Nine Pipes, the most powerful boss of all, a most unforgiving man, is involved. As far as Daisy can tell, that old saying nails it right on the The vacuum of interplanetary space harbors a multitude of surprises. Check out Jamie's website at
17 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 11, 2013
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February 26, 2020
A cargo that definitely has bite
A short story but you do actually get what is advertised.
She and her partner are set onto an old freighter. Their job to find out if the cargo they are carrying is dangerous or not. If it is they are to take appropriate action. Androids that are deadly but in the form of children. Children with fangs and acid spit. Assassins each and every one. What will she and her partner do? Kill them or find them a home that doesn't call for their skills and is outside most jurisdiction?
A short story but you do actually get what is advertised.
She and her partner are set onto an old freighter. Their job to find out if the cargo they are carrying is dangerous or not. If it is they are to take appropriate action. Androids that are deadly but in the form of children. Children with fangs and acid spit. Assassins each and every one. What will she and her partner do? Kill them or find them a home that doesn't call for their skills and is outside most jurisdiction?
Displaying 1 of 1 review