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    Unclear Skies

    By Jason LaPier

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    The second book in Jason LaPier’s thrilling sci-fi trilogy

    Justice isn’t what it used to be

    Rogue cop Stanford Runstom blew open a botched murder case and was given a promotion – of sorts. But doing PR work for ModPol, the security-firm-for-hire, is not the detective position Runstom had in mind, particularly when his orders become questionable.

    Freedom always comes at a price

    Despite being cleared of false murder charges, Jax is still a fugitive from justice. When ModPol catches up with him, keeping his freedom now means staying alive at any cost, even if that means joining Space Waste, the notorious criminal gang.

    Security can be deadly

    When ModPol and Space Waste go head to head, old friends Runstom and Jax find themselves caught between two bloodthirsty armies, and this time they might not escape with their lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins UK
    Release dateFeb 25, 2016
    ISBN9780008121846
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    Unclear Skies
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    Jason LaPier

    Jason was born and raised in Upstate New York and now lives happily with his wife and a long-haired dachshund in Portland, Oregon. He loves gardening, hiking, cooking, and music. During the day, he masquerades as a mild-mannered software engineer at Elemental Technologies. Jason’s debut novel, Unexpected Rain (2015), a science fiction murder mystery, led to the sequel, Unclear Skies, published in 2016, and the conclusion of the trilogy is planned for 2017.

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