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    The Reflection Collection

    By Kevin Focke, Jane Pinkerton, Sum Guye and

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    The Reflection Collection is unlike anything else. Combining cyberpunk, noir, fantasy and more, the 9 short stories explore a myriad of subjects.

    Book 1: A Salmon Amongst Trouts In a society where robots are indistinguishable from Humans, Jane Pinkerton advocates for their legal rights, but her creed soon propels her into madness...

    Book 2: Chance Is No Mere Happenstance Follow the rise of Jane's drug empire where she gives Good Night Kisses to the losers of Berlon Street.

    Book 3: Borderless Bedlam Discourse, banter, and a glimpse into the cyberpunk world of the Codebreaker universe.

    Book 4: Creative Absolution "I live in Image Nation. I am a forger of worlds. I dream of the day where my masterpiece wheels overhead in a cinematic haze."

    Book 5: Mark V – The Faltered Industry "We thought creativity could never be moulded into a set of defined formulas. Well... we've been wrong before..."

    Book 6: Balvur – The Source Of Divine Wisdom Elucidates the connection between the different fictional universes.
    Balvur is the unspoken and unwritten language of The Higher Truth. In this book I, The Enlightened One, provide a translation where Balvur can be understood pure and clean.

    Book 7: The Melendrin Road Follow the mystical tales of Leonard J. Roseburg and Luna Estafaria as they discover their past, present, and future.

    Book 8: Velerio – The Unsettling Truth The Anonymous Omexian, a pioneer of science, shares his findings with his son.

    Book 9: Bandorv – The Broken & Rotten After his whole life comes tumbling down, Leonard H. Roseburg flees to the place he despises most: Bando, the land of the Bandorv—of the Broken & Rotten.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBatWhaleDragon
    Release dateJun 7, 2018
    ISBN9781386185758
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