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UnCivil Liberties #5
Kill Code
The numbers never lie.
University professor, Jasmine Patel, found a disturbing trend in the crash statistics of self-driving vehicles: She fears they're being used to target high-profile people for assassination.
But whoever put the glitch in the system is willing to kill to keep it there. Now losing tenure is the least of her worries.
She’s trapped in a rampaging autonomous car with a stranger who calls himself St George.
Kill Code continues the action packed adventures of St George, a decorated veteran turned travelling vigilante like Jack Reacher. Someone is targeting America’s civil liberties. Each victim St George rescues in these short reads helps him unravel the mystery of who is destroying his beloved country.
University professor, Jasmine Patel, found a disturbing trend in the crash statistics of self-driving vehicles: She fears they're being used to target high-profile people for assassination.
But whoever put the glitch in the system is willing to kill to keep it there. Now losing tenure is the least of her worries.
She’s trapped in a rampaging autonomous car with a stranger who calls himself St George.
Kill Code continues the action packed adventures of St George, a decorated veteran turned travelling vigilante like Jack Reacher. Someone is targeting America’s civil liberties. Each victim St George rescues in these short reads helps him unravel the mystery of who is destroying his beloved country.
49 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 27, 2021
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About the author
John Beam
7 books2 followersJohn Beam grew up in a military family. In his youth he was stupid. He thinks he’s less stupid now.
His firm belief in the founding principles of equality, liberty, and responsible freedom leave him outside much of 21st Century political discourse.
Instead, he tries to surround himself with people who can make him smarter, stronger, calmer, and better able to live out those ideals—whether through like-minded cooperation or spirited dialog and debate.
He writes about the heroes he wishes he could find IRL, who uphold good ideas old and new. And while he writes about conspiracy theories because they are exciting, he does his best to resist putting too much stock in them.
His first published work is the UnCivil Liberties Series. Find out more about his work and get an exclusive free story at BeaconCreativePublishing.com/free-ebooks
His firm belief in the founding principles of equality, liberty, and responsible freedom leave him outside much of 21st Century political discourse.
Instead, he tries to surround himself with people who can make him smarter, stronger, calmer, and better able to live out those ideals—whether through like-minded cooperation or spirited dialog and debate.
He writes about the heroes he wishes he could find IRL, who uphold good ideas old and new. And while he writes about conspiracy theories because they are exciting, he does his best to resist putting too much stock in them.
His first published work is the UnCivil Liberties Series. Find out more about his work and get an exclusive free story at BeaconCreativePublishing.com/free-ebooks
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April 27, 2021
In this story, St. George gets trapped in a self-driving car that is trying to kill him. Great action story with a cautionary aspect for self-driving automobile security. More is revealed about who is behind all the trouble that Jason gets into, and even a minor part for the new character from the last story.
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