The Vessel

Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Author: Rita Kempley ISBN: 1230000255492
Publisher: Birthright Publishing Publication: July 26, 2014
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Rita Kempley
ISBN: 1230000255492
Publisher: Birthright Publishing
Publication: July 26, 2014
Imprint:
Language: English

After hurricane Adolph turns New York City into Big Apple Sauce, the good life goes on and on and on for one-percenters like Margaret Hughes. Margaret looks like she’s twenty-two, but she’s more than 100 years old thanks to the life-extension technology she and her father developed in the 20th century. Chief neurosurgeon of the Hughes Medical Center, she “youthanizes” only wealthy clientele. Her practice virtually insures the status quo.

Rich, famous, beautiful: Margaret has it all. But she’s bored until Chase Lyman saunters into her life one hot and thirsty afternoon.  Chase comes from the wrong side of the tracks – or would if there were any tracks left. The infrastructure crumbled decades ago. A rollerblading medical courier, Chase relishes the challenge of swiftly transporting organs from donor to recipient. He has his pick of the “grinder” groupies, his own pigeons and all the warm beer he can drink. Yep, life is good until Chase begins a steamy affair with Margaret, who pretends she’s only a nurse.

Religious fanatics with a grudge against her father and the center mistakenly kidnap Chase. Margaret drops the ruse and mounts a daring rescue that forces her to rethink the consequences of her life’s work.

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After hurricane Adolph turns New York City into Big Apple Sauce, the good life goes on and on and on for one-percenters like Margaret Hughes. Margaret looks like she’s twenty-two, but she’s more than 100 years old thanks to the life-extension technology she and her father developed in the 20th century. Chief neurosurgeon of the Hughes Medical Center, she “youthanizes” only wealthy clientele. Her practice virtually insures the status quo.

Rich, famous, beautiful: Margaret has it all. But she’s bored until Chase Lyman saunters into her life one hot and thirsty afternoon.  Chase comes from the wrong side of the tracks – or would if there were any tracks left. The infrastructure crumbled decades ago. A rollerblading medical courier, Chase relishes the challenge of swiftly transporting organs from donor to recipient. He has his pick of the “grinder” groupies, his own pigeons and all the warm beer he can drink. Yep, life is good until Chase begins a steamy affair with Margaret, who pretends she’s only a nurse.

Religious fanatics with a grudge against her father and the center mistakenly kidnap Chase. Margaret drops the ruse and mounts a daring rescue that forces her to rethink the consequences of her life’s work.

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