By Lucas Cole
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Ronald Crisp, a former Marine officer--now a contract mercenary employed by a mining corporation--is sent to solve the problems of Sybaris. Mining is at a stand-still. Workers are being horribly murdered--torn to shreds, possibly even eaten, according to reports. And a senior research physician has disappeared.
Within moments of making landfall, Crisp discovers why Sybaris has come to be known as the "Resurrection Planet." Nothing seems to stay dead--for long.
A miner, reluctantly guiding Crisp into the wasteland of Sybaris, tells Crisp, "I know dead when I see it." But does he really? Crisp knows death--and horror. He has had occasion to inflict both, when required.
This newly edited and formatted edition takes the reader on a dark journey over and under a treacherous wasteland as Crisp, whose survival skills border on the sociopathic, takes on an army of once-human men and women.
- A new extended beginning explores the traumatic background of Ronald Crisp's life and offers clues to this anti-hero's strange ambitions.
- An added afterword, "The facts behind the fiction" reveals the science behind the horror.
- Chapter headings and Table of Contents updated for reader's convenience.
- Optimized for the Kindle.
Within moments of making landfall, Crisp discovers why Sybaris has come to be known as the "Resurrection Planet." Nothing seems to stay dead--for long.
A miner, reluctantly guiding Crisp into the wasteland of Sybaris, tells Crisp, "I know dead when I see it." But does he really? Crisp knows death--and horror. He has had occasion to inflict both, when required.
This newly edited and formatted edition takes the reader on a dark journey over and under a treacherous wasteland as Crisp, whose survival skills border on the sociopathic, takes on an army of once-human men and women.
- A new extended beginning explores the traumatic background of Ronald Crisp's life and offers clues to this anti-hero's strange ambitions.
- An added afterword, "The facts behind the fiction" reveals the science behind the horror.
- Chapter headings and Table of Contents updated for reader's convenience.
- Optimized for the Kindle.
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