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    Memories of Hel
    Memories of Hel
    Memories of Hel
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    Memories of Hel

    By Jason Dodge

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    After a merciless enemy boards her cargo hauler, Captain Kasha Eaves is forced to make one of the most difficult decisions of her life - she withdraws her distress call.

    “DCCS Memories of Hel to any vessel within range – this ship is to be considered hostile. Repeat – the Memories of Hel is hostile. Destroy on sight.”

    However, her crew's fight for survival and freedom has barely begun.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInExhaustibleMedia
    Release dateSep 8, 2012
    ISBN9781301501632
    Memories of Hel
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    Jason Dodge

    This science fiction fan is diving into the world of science fiction creation with his unique writing style and compelling stories. He generates energy from the first word and drags you through until the end, leaving characters that linger for years after you've finished reading his stories.

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      Memories of Hel - Jason Dodge

      Memories of Hel

      by Jason Dodge

      Published by The Writing Network

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright 2012 Jason Dodge

      http://Xarrok.com

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      This ebook is intended for your enjoyment. The story within is entirely fictional and any resemblance to events outside the confines of this book are purely coincidental. This book may not be resold, or copied in any manner (digital or otherwise) without consent of the publisher, author or their representative. If you would like to share this book with another individual, you are requested to purchase an additional copy for that reader. If you would like to purchase either a gift copy or a copy for yourself, please visit your favorite online retailer.

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      Xarrokian Titles

      Xenonian Origins Series

      Below the Surface

      Change by Design

      Mind Tricks

      Through Anguish

      Birth of an Empire

      The Beginning

      Consequences coming fall 2012

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      Memories of Hel

      Captain Kasha Eaves stands quietly on the bridge, sipping her coffee, enjoying the peace and quiet. There would normally be three or four others with her at this hour of the morning, but she dismissed them early from their shifts so that she could be alone with her thoughts.

      The sound of the door sliding open behind her causes Kasha to check the time. She finds herself annoyed as she sees that the day shift won’t begin for another hour, until she turns around to see who is disturbing her solitude. She smiles warmly, You’re up early. Rachel Garringer, the ship’s Second in Command,

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