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Kill Order
A Science Fiction Novel by Andy Peloquin
Prequel to the Cerberus Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Military SF,
- Cyberpunk
This book is for you if you're into...
- Disabled protagonists using cybernetics for one last high-stakes mission
- Paramilitary hits where addiction and loyalty collide
- Wheelchair-bound snipers facing impossible choices under fire
Nolan Garrett is a ghost.
Broke and trapped by addiction, he is a shade of the elite Silverguard sniper he was before a grenade shattered his spine and bound him to a wheelchair.
In his desperation, he will take any opportunity offered him—even if means joining an old army comrade to on a paramilitary operation to assassinate a witness protected by the full might of the Imperial Defense Force.
The bounty for the hit is simply too good to ignore. Enough money to feed his habit, a chance to get back into action, and a specially-designed cybernetic suit that restores full mobility to his paralyzed legs.
But when the shadow op goes sideways, Nolan will be forced to decide: save his friend, or cling to his newfound ability to walk.
In a battle of life and death, even the smallest decision can have fatal consequences.
with Andy Peloquin “ I write dark epic fantasy. It tends toward the action-packed, fast-paced, and often bloody, but there's also a great deal of introspection and character evolution. ”
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